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Every so often, I'm overcome with the urge to redecorate, and while my budget can't afford new furniture every few months, I certainly have enough stuff around to change things up. One of the most visible areas is the living room, and the top of the coffee table is a perfectly irresistible blank canvas. No matter your style aesthetic, creating a fun, funky coffee table centerpiece out of things around the house is a quick way to showcase your style.
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In my many incarnations of centerpieces, I almost always start with something flat to build upon. If you've got a tray, it's a perfect start. For added coordination, line the bottom with scrapbook paper that goes well with your décor. This is a place where you can get funky if you're more classic or cautious in your décor.
If you don't have a tray to use, think beyond! Try a spare placemat to break up the table's surface, or a stack of books. A large picture frame laid flat works well, too; just frame some scrapbook paper or fabric for a nice finish. If you're feeling a little more adventurous, group flat tops from tins upside down, so their shiny surface reflects.
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Line up some pillar candles for a bit of height and visual interest. Have a collection of vases collecting dust? Line those up instead, and fill them with any number of objects – beans, marbles, buttons, small toys, etc. Christmas ornaments don't only belong on a tree one month a year – choose beyond red or green to match your décor!
Remember that cake stand you registered for, which now sits unused in a cupboard? It's a great piece to add height to your centerpiece, and you can put tea lights on top for an elegant look. You can even repurpose glasses and plates to make your own pedestal for a personalized look.
Add Some Flair
Get creative with your tchotchkes to finish your look. I've got a carved wooden bowl from South Africa that looks great on my table, and as an added bonus, it makes me think of the dear friends who gave it to me. Now's the chance to showcase any little sculptural pieces, bowls, trinkets, etc. that you might have languishing around the house. Just remember to keep scale in mind as you decorate – don't overwhelm a small coffee table with lots of stuff, but go a little more complex with bigger table surfaces. The odd-number rule also applies; since the human eye is drawn to objects in odd-numbered groups, try odd numbers of objects and heights.
With a little ingenuity and rooting through cupboards to find your materials, you can build your own work of art to decorate your coffee table!
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Couples wonder and worry that the patterns in their relationship are abnormal or deviant, when in fact, a wide range of behaviors in couples is quite common. Here are 10 examples of behaviors that couples think are unhealthy, that are very typical:
1- Thinking about something else during sex. Is there anyone who hasn't allowed their mind to wander to other things during sex, especially with a long term relationship? No matter how into the person you are, you are going to get distracted. Accept it and don't beat yourself up.
2- Virtually all couples have sexual desire problems sooner or later. Thirty six percent of almost 20,000 people have desire problems virtually all time, and another 25% have them most times before sex. Couples often go long periods of time without having sex and then once they start up again, their sex life continues on its own. Sex is like anything else, practice and habit results in higher frequency. Make up sex is fairly common as well; let's disagree to then show each other how close we are.
3- Healthy couples really enjoy time apart and are quite happy taking personal space for hours or days to weeks at times. Its insecure couples that want to control or monopolize each other's life. Individuals that are fulfilled need to look outside the relationship to keep growing. While time apart promotes this, insular existence stifles this growth.
4- Men and women have different communication styles. After awhile they get into a rhythm and although one may think that a long trip or car ride is perfect time to gab away, often there are long silences during these times. People get into their own heads and don't need to be interacting all the time to feel connected. Solid couples know this and enjoy just being in the same space without having to converse.
5- Men and women have differences in communication styles and this permeates their relationship and ability to connect on an intimidate level with dialogue. Men will shut down by nature in the face of conflict and women will want to embrace conflict. This is normal and natural and when couples recognize this pattern and are able to adjust to it, instead of trying to change each other, and as a result, they appreciate each other and connect on a different level. Women need to recognize that a man will come forward and verbalize but not on the same time table as woman and with patience, it will happen. It is normal to feel the frustration of this and these differences do not signify an unhealthy relationship.
6- Couples have secrets from each other and they do not tell each other every little thing. White lies are not uncommon in an effort to be kind. Telling someone they look good when they don't or even seeing an old flame and not sharing the event is not uncommon. Some people may argue that in a truly healthy relationship everything should be shared, but often couples use discretion and this is quite normal and typical.
7- Lying about money. Couples often have different priorities for discretionary income and it's not uncommon for them to keep their secret stashes of clothes, toys, candy, other discretionary items won't break the bank, but don't "need" to be shared and thus are not. This is normal and natural.
8- Old habits that emerge even years after the couple has been established. Under stress old habits such as smoking eating disorders, sleeping with a favorite childhood stuffie, can emerge in the face of a loss of a loved one or a job loss.. The couple may have been together for several years prior, but all of sudden nail biting is a new , but old habit, and this is normal and natural.
9- Individual body image often impacts sex drive but couples won't share this readily no matter how close they are. Even the closest of close couples, don't want to dish about their bad feelings about themselves. This may vary week to week depending on the amount of food or exercise they are engaged in. This is true of both dating or long-term couples. Couples that are into to each other put up with the ebb and flow of sex and together out in public they may seem "hot", but in bed that night, they are not. It's not always as it appears and that's normal and natural.
10- Don't like aspects of each other's cooking or domestic style or the way they appear or dress. There are aspects of each other that normal couples do not like and they just block them out or accept them, but given a choice they would throw out a recipe or that old favorite sweater. Just part of accepting the whole package and not focusing on these things to keep the peace and good will.

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I've been a commuter, but would like to train for Centuries.
What books do you recommend concerning fitness & diet?
Is "Cycling Past 50" a good place to start?
I've been a commuter, but would like to train for Centuries.
What books do you recommend concerning fitness & diet?
Is "Cycling Past 50" a good place to start?
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Cycling Past 50 is an awesome book. I bought it in 2001 when I was just a kid of 56.
It's great for training or just learning things "older" cyclists need to know.
A few others I'd recommend are:
Andy Pruitt's Medical Guide for Cyclists
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Another very good book is Bicycling Magazine's Complete Book of Long Distance Cycling. Besides the training stuff, it includes a lot of good info on bike maintenance and prep, gear, food/fuel, etc.
On fitness- get out and ride. Gradually increase milage and take in a few hills. You will know when the training starts taking effect.
And on Diet- take in more carbohydrates if you don't already. Plenty of pasta- rice- Fruit& nuts and sticky buns and PIE- PIE is good as it does Carbs and fruit. Don't forget protein either and that will help build and repair muscle but forget the 16oz steaks. The body can only assimilate protein in small amounts -if it is to be usefull so a few snacks of cheese- a Boiled egg or a bit of Protein in the pasta.
And if you feel you are overweight and have to diet- DON'T-The change in diet will work if you ride more.
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Pasta and pie??? Yeah, right...
Most everyone I know who has been successful at losing weight has cut back on carbs, and focused on protein and veggies.
I used to consider carbs an important part of the daily "athlete's diet", and would always include pasta, rice, or bread with dinner. It just seemed natural, because "carbs are our fuel" when we're exercising.
The problem is, carbs are so damned easy to over-consume.
This season, I've cut way back on them, and I'm down to 164 lbs (at 55 years old, and 5' 11"). That's roughly what I weighed in my 20's.
I have no problems with energy levels on the bike, and I'm definitely much faster when climbing hills.
The absolutely best book for both health and endurance nutrition is Ryan's Sports Nutrition for Endurance Athletes (2nd edition). As they say, the devil is in the details and you might as well avail yourself of the contemporary scientific ones. It makes a big difference.
She writes for Velo news, you can check out some of her articles on their web site.
I just bought Faster Better Stronger by Eric Heiden and Max Testa. It is not cycling specific, but an excellent back to basics book. Hermes and I met Eric and Max at a book signing at Bicycle Outfitters in Los Altos. They were very approachable and interested in everyone's cycling activities. Highly recommend the book!
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I purchased Dr. Michael Ross's "Maximun Performance for Cyclist" for only $5 at a booth at a Home and Flower show. The book is easy to understand and adapt to your own goals. The author is able to break down the body's processes during excersize and the effects of different kinds of training to understandable terms. The author also has sample workouts that are adaptable to riders of most any level. I have Friel's book and think it's too complicated and structuerd for someone just getting into goal and improvement plans. I also have the "Biking to 100" book and think that book is too "feel good and generic" without any substance to get better other than the examples written about other riders, but, it's a good start for someone new to riding at our age.
Check out "Bike for Life, How to Ride to 100" by Roy M. Wallack and Bill Katovsky. Lots of advice to keep one biking for life. Training, injury prevention, rehab, diet, bike fit, riding technique and inspirational interviews with bicycle notables and serious but not so notable bicyclists. With a dose of humor thrown in.
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I suppose you guys will be more than surprised to see me here again, but hey, here I am!
Its been almost 2 years since I "dissapeared". It all started with my grandmas death, then I stoped coming, and then I had an accident with my girlfriend (now ex) But a cool member of the club "found" me, and managed to make me come back.
I hope you guys can forgive me for being away for so long, but I'll try to be here from now on, as often as I can.
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I'M FINALLY BACK! wOOOOTLol, god. I didnt expect such a welcome! Thanks a lot.
Ive been very occupied with school also, but I've caught some more shinies in emmerald. Most of the previous ones were lost with my file in fire red and leaf green.
Ill make my new list and try to update the member list thorugh this week.
please understand that due to the HUGE amount of people here now, its a HUGE amount of work! Gimme two weeks to get used to normality again!
WOOT! I'm back hehehe. Thanks for the support.
P.D: By the way. Ill be updating my sig and my shiny list tomorrow, got an important history exam tomorrow, which sure I will fail, but I have to try at least.
Oh my word, you've been gone from before I joined. Introductions, introductions...
I'm Lady Demoonica Darkmoon (LDD to most). I joined The Shiny Hunters Club in January 2005, I think. I have 11 shinys:
1) Duskull ->
, found on route 121 on my way to Lilycove, I had been hunting Absol
, Nintindo Berry Glitch Fix bonus
, Nintindo Berry Glitch Fix bonus
, found while training in Requaza's Tower
5) Zigzagoon ->
, (Sora) found in Petleburg Woods near the begining of a Ruby game restart
, found in Colosseum (former Shadow pokemon)
7) Staryu ->
, found while randomly fishing off Cinibar Island
8) Gastly -> Haunter ->
, found while randomly wondering around in Lavnder Town Tower
9) Oddish -> Gloom ->
, found in the area to the right of Celedon City
10) Oddish -> Gloom ->
, found while hunting for a shiny Absol
11) Oddish ->
found while hunting for a shiny Absol
is what they are now. I've also caught a Shiny Seviper on my freind's game for her, but that's nether here nor there.
I'm glad I could finally meet you.
EDIT: Edit due to MM making a good poine about how/what we were doing when said shiny was found.
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A broad-based homebuying spree redoubled in July, indicating that the local housing market's long economic drought is beginning to end.
Orange County home sales jumped 25.7 percent last month from July of last year, the biggest percentage gain in 40 months, housing tracker DataQuick Information Systems reported Tuesday. And home prices climbed for a third consecutive month.
It also was the second-biggest sales tally for July since 2009.
And the increase occurred virtually across the board: Homebuying rose in 67 of 83 Orange County ZIP codes, including six where activity was at least double the previous July.
Meanwhile, the median price of an Orange County home – or the price at the midpoint of all sales – was $450,000 in July. That's down $3,000 from June but still tied for second-highest since the boom went bust.
All this is good for a beleaguered real estate industry that's seen about a fourth of its agents leave in the past five years.
"It's the best time to buy a house in 10 years," said Bill Plattos, a top executive at Irvine-based First Team Real Estate. "It's my belief that we've hit bottom, and we're going to steadily go up for five years."
Behind the numbers are several factors that cloud the picture.
Sales are up, but still are 20 percent below the July average in figures dating to 1988.
Market observers also note that the market's biggest obstacle is a "lack of inventory" – mainly due to the limited supply of discounted distressed homes for sale.
That includes bank-owned foreclosed homes and homes selling short of the price needed to pay off the mortgage.
Demand is highest for homes priced under $300,000, with investors and cash buyers competing heavily for those properties. Plattos said homes with 10 or 12 bids are commonplace.
"Lack of inventory ... is the biggest market driver at the moment and is inflating prices via heavy buyer competition," said Patrick Veling, president of Brea-based Real Data Strategies.
According to DataQuick, recently foreclosed houses accounted for 13.2 percent of Orange County transactions – down from an average of 26 percent per month over the past 4 ½ years. At the peak, foreclosures accounted for 46 percent of sales in January 2009.
Since fewer discounted homes are selling, the median price increase reflects in part a change in the mix of sales rather than increasing home values alone.
"As distressed inventory has declined, more 'normal' sales activity is occurring, bringing up the average," said Irvine housing consultant Mark Boud. "Still, prices are now stable throughout the county and are beginning a mild upward trend."
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Orange County Association of Realtors President Maria Elena Banks predicted that the market gains will hold for the rest of the year.
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Real Salt Lake (15-11-4) became the second club in MLS history to get at least 15 wins in three straight seasons and secured a spot in the playoffs for the fifth straight year.
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1First impression is what you see - and not what actually you have in front of you. Every time you are dating someone you find the flows and give up. Like he or she is not funny? Chill out.They are nervous as much as you are. Give them some time to show their true personality.
2Be a good listener - but don't be judgmental. Just because the person you're dating says that his father is freak, doesn't mean that he is weirdo. Maybe he/she is trying to act cool in front of you and says stupid things.
3Ask questions - If he/she says something that you find it inappropriate ask him/her for further clarifications.
4Relax- Playing the role of detective and catch the whole details is a good thing, but try not to ruin the bigger image of that person.
5Focus on positive things - he /she must have something that you like.Try to analyze that.
6Listen to your gut feeling - Just because your friends don't like that person, doesn't mean that they are right. They are hearing only your version and what you say and god knows how you interpret that by being suspicious of his/her intentions and who actually that person is.
7No one is perfect - so your date is not perfect. Keep in mind that you are not either.
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- Simplicity sometimes is the most romantic thing. There is no such perfection in this world. Just because he doesn't bring you flowers doesn't mean that person is indifferent.
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--RHP Matt Belisle made his career-high 77th appearance Sunday and is just two appearances shy of the club record. Todd Jones in 2002 and Jose Mesa in 2006 made 79 appearances. Just ahead of Belisle with 78 appearances are Chuck McElroy (1998), Mike Myers (2000), Brian Fuentes (2005) and Manny Corpas (2007). Belisle made 76 appearances in 2010 and 74 last year.
Belisle, who has pitched 78 2/3 innings this season, blew his seventh save Sunday when he gave up a game-tying single to pinch hitter Mike Jacobs with one out in the eighth and a three-run homer with two out to Aaron Hill that capped Arizona's four-run inning and gave the Diamondbacks a 7-4 lead. It was the fifth homer Belisle has allowed this year and his first since Aug. 24 at Chicago. Belisle had not given up a homer at Coors Field since Aug. 2.
--The Rockies are 10-40 in weekend games this season -- 5-19 on Saturday and 5-21 on Sunday. Going back to the beginning of 2011, the Rockies are 15-40 on Sunday; they went 6-19 on Sunday last year and set a major-league record with 17 consecutive Sunday losses. Their lack of success in Sunday games is a major reason the Rockies are 14-36 in day games.
--C Wilin Rosario hit his 26th homer Saturday, a record for a Rockies rookie. He had been tied with Todd Helton, who hit 25 homers in 1998. Rosario had his fourth straight three-hit game Sunday and has hit safely in nine of his past 12 games, with eight multi-hit games. During that stretch, Rosario has gone 21-for-48 (.438) with three doubles, three homers, 10 RBI and nine runs scored and has raised his average 25 points to a season-high .274 (100-for-365).
--LHP Jeff Francis, who pitched four innings and allowed two runs, did not strike out a batter for the first time since Sept. 14, 2011, against the Indians while pitching for the Royals.
--RHP Rob Scahill has worked 5 2/3 scoreless innings in his four major-league appearances with four hits allowed, no walks and two strikeouts. Scahill pitched 1 2/3 innings Sunday, his second appearance at Coors Field where he made his major-league debut Sept. 11.
--The Rockies have dropped the first three games of the four-game series with the Diamondbacks that ends Monday. Colorado is 12-33-4 overall in series and 8-14-3 at home, where its record is 31-46. The Rockies are 5-9 against Arizona this season and 3-5 at Coors Field.
--RHP Carlos Torres is 0-2 with a 15.43 ERA in his past five games. He has allowed 14 hits and 12 runs in seven innings in that period, with five walks and seven strikeouts.
3 -- Walks allowed by LHP Jeff Francis in 26 1/3 innings in his past six starts dating back to Aug. 27, which was the last time he won. In those six games, Francis is 0-2 with a 4.78 ERA. He has allowed one home run in that span after yielding nine homers in his eight previous starts totaling 38 innings.
"We don't have the type of lineup out there where we can start hammering the ball over the fence. That's not how we're constructed with our youth. But there has to come a time when seven runs and 14 hits are enough." -- Manager Jim Tracy after the Rockies parlayed 14 hits into an 8-7 loss Saturday night to the Diamondbacks and before they struck for 16 hits and seven runs Sunday and lost 10-7.
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I've downloaded the skill script "align_sym.il" and I added it to my skill directory and updated my allegro.ilinit file like I do my other skill scripts that I download from Cadence. However this skill script is giving me major problems. Everytime I run it I get the following message "E- *Error* axlFormBuildPopup: argument #1 should be any user-defined (other) type (type template = "otl") - nil". I tried Cadence support first, but they have no clue how to fix it. Can someone here help me figure out what the problem is?
I loaded the script and it works for me.
The error message you are getting implies the form has not been loaded. This will happen if there is any problem creating a file in your working directory.
It's old code with very little error capturing and doesn't use local variables so all sorts of things could be going wrong. However, the code does work for me so you should persevere.
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Thanks for the feedback.
I don't know the SKILL language so I need some help debugging this. What line/function defines where the form needs to be saved? Can we hard code in a directory to save the forms in? Maybe it's trying to use one of my windows environment variable to give it a location, but that variable doesn't exist so it then starts saving it to a place where I have no write access.
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The code uses "outfile" as the mechanism to create the form file, align_sym.form. If you skill path doesn't have "." as its 1st item then it will create the form file in a directory other then the current directory and axlFormCreate won't be able to find the form file. This can be fixed by:
- change the code to axlDMOpenFile instead of outfile -- see the doc on the arguments it requires
- updating your skill path in your <HOME>/allegro.ilinit file to include a "." -- you will probably see it already being set in this file.
setSkillPath( cons( "." getSkillPath() ) )
As an expermiment you can type the the following on the allegro command line,then run the align command again. If it works that was your program:
skill setSkillPath( cons( "." getSkillPath() ) )
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Awesome I think we're getting close. In my allegro.ilinit file I have the following
skillDir = "c:/adiva/interfaces/cadence"adiva_install = "c:/adiva/"
(setSkillPath (append (list "C:/allegro_scripts" skillDir) (getSkillPath)))
setSkillPath( cons( "." getSkillPath() ) )
(load "cwidth.il")(load "align_sym.il")(load "component_changes.il")(load "replace_via.il")(load "RotateSilkAssyRD.il")
println("allegro.ilinit file loaded")(load "adiva_iface_v300ib.il")(load "adiva_vio_lnk_v1q.il")
(axlShell "alias F12 (readError)")
I save the il files to the c:/allegro_scripts directory so all of the scripts except for align_sym work. However when I input "set SkillPath( cons( "." getSkillPath() ) )" into the allegro command prompt I can then get align_sym to work. How do I adjust the setSkillPath line such that I can load my scripts properly from the C:/Allegro_scripts directory? I tried adding "." to the "list" but it doesn't seem to want to work, and so I thought adding it as a separate line would get it to work but that has been unsuccessful thus far.
OK so the easy fix that I use to make the align_sym script work is to change it from
frmfle = outfile("align_sym.form")
frmfle = outfile("./align_sym.form")
However I'd still like to understand why my allegro.ilinit file isn't working properly. I've tried putting the set skill path line at the very beginning of my allegro.ilinit file and it still doesn't work.


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Both sizes come with a protective carry bag.
Printing options (Single or Double Sided): Imprint and embroidery.
Warranty: (EZ Director Chairs: 1 year limited warranty on manufacturing defects) Weight limit: 225 lbs.
MONTEREY Director Chairs
(Aircraft Strength Aluminum Frame)
Hand Welded - Powder coated aluminum for strength and longevity
Seat and backs are made of Sunbrella brand marine-grade fabrics (resists fading and repels water)
Innovative Hinge design to prevent seat fabric from creeping
Their strength makes them perfect for heaver customers
Warranty: (Monterey Director Chairs: 15 years limited warranty on manufacturing defects - home or institutional use only)
Weight limit: over 700 lbs.
Gold Medal CHILD Director Chairs
(11" Seat Height Director Chair | 2-5 years old)
Frame is available in walnut and white; canvas are available in pink, khaki, red and royal blue.
Strong long lasting director chairs ideal for children of ages 2-5.
All corners are rounded for the child's safety. Removable canvas are washable. Made in the USA
Warranty: (Gold Medal Child Chairs: 3 year warranty on manufacturing defects - Canvas: 30 day warranty)
Weight Limit: (Gold Medal Child Chairs w/ our canvas set): 50 lbs.
Matching Display Bar
(Gold Medal Matching Display Bar)
Looking for a counter that matches with your director chairs?
Gold Medal Matching Display Bar is made with the same strong wood and high quality canvas as the Gold Medal Director Chairs.
With a 39" top, this counter gives you enough spacious work area for your next Tradeshow. With a too-less set up, this counter set ups in a snap.
Front and side fabric areas are available for printing your logo and your prefer marketing message to attract, inform and market your brand.
Pack Stuff Furniture
(Collapsible Trade Show Furniture)
With Pack Stuff Furniture we offer Bar Height Table, Standard Table, Curved Back Chairs, Sling Back Chair, Curved Back Stool, Sling Back Stool, Conference Tables, coffee tables and benches.
Constructed of durable tubular steel & upholstered with fabric (faux leather) that will stand up to the challenges of repeated use at trade shows.
Stylish, Collapsible, fits in shipping cases, many choices of colors in the construction materials, custom sizes available.
Director Chairs Cases
(Two type of cases available)
Both style cases are designed to ship with boxed chairs for added protection.
Telescoping cases are made of durable plastic with nylon straps. Wheels are optional.
Soft cases are made of tough, pierce resistant nylon with a chloroplast internal lining.
• Case for 2-18" Chairs | 4-18" Chairs
• Case for 2-30" Chairs | 4 - 30" Chairs
Why Buy The Contemporary & Classic Directors Chairs?
A Note On Quality Manufacturing
It has been our experience that with director chairs, the lower the price, the lower the quality. We are constantly hearing from our customers on how they bought from other companies who import their chairs into the US from the far east or offered them dirt cheap prices.
The price was right for them at the time, but when they actually used the chairs, they didn't hold up at all and had to be sent back. After sending back the chairs, they bought from us! Our director chairs are built to last. They are American made and are constructed of the best materials in the industry. This is why we offer a 3 year limited warranty for manufacturing defects when you buy an Contemporary or Classic Director Chair!
Proof That Our Directors Chairs are STRONG!
The Contemporary & Classic Chair designs are tested using a 600 Pound Weight! This 600 pound weight is actually placed right on the canvas seat. This way, the canvas & frame design are both tested together. Our factory has actually tested other manufacturers & imported chairs and many of them just fall apart!
Trust Our Experience!
We have literally helped thousands of companies & individuals across the country such as Allstate, Disney, TV Guide, MTV, Boeing, Playboy, Movie Stars, Film Directors, Clinique, Estee Lauder, J. Crew, Sports Franchises, Various Universities, Various Government & Military Organizations, E!, Restaurants, Merrill Lynch, Elvis Presley Enterprises, RE/MAX, Renaissance Pictures, Tanger Outlets, Taylor Made, Home Depot, Acme Brick, Exxon / Mobile, Radio & TV Stations and many more...
Wood Frames: Hand selected white or warm, clear hardwoods such as Beech, Maple, Ash, Etc. Using hardwoods means that joints are less likely to loosen over time. Other manufacturers or importers supply chairs made of softer woods. After a few sittings, movement causes the wood to loosen around the Medal components. This causes the chair to become unstable.
Wood Joints: Hand fitted with steel underpinning. This adds to flexibility and durability. 14 Ounce Cotton Canvas Sets: Load tested to 800 lbs and they are colorfast washable. The seats are self contouring and the sets are removable from the chair.
Customer Service: We offer in-house Woodworking, Sewing, Silk Screening & Embroidery to maintain on time delivery and maximum quality control. We work very hard to make sure your order is right and we have safe-guards in place to make sure your order is finished correctly...the first time!
Use Directors Chairs to update your trade show display
Banner Stands | Retractable Banner Stands | Green Banner Stands Camelback offers a huge variety of banner stands.
Adirondack Chairs \ Adirondack Furniture \ Recycled Adirondack Chairs: Our sister company, TerraBound Solutions offers all kinds of Adirondack chairs.
What Our Directors Chairs Customers Are Saying
"Thanks so much for the fast service on chairs that are perfect for our needs. They came in on time, and within our budget, thanks to your help on a small order."
"I will highly recommend you to anyone I can, thanks again for taking that extra step for us!"
"You have been so helpful that I'm going to order more stuff through you in the future, people like you is what makes people like us really happy when we shop online and enjoy it."
"It's nice to actually talk to somebody on the phone, I spent a week trying to get a hold of the other company"
"Thanks so much for your help. The logo looks very nice in white."
"Everyone felt that your company did a wonderful job! Please let your art department know how much I appreciate the effort that went into making our logo. It matched great and looks very professional against the black chair."
Director's Chair Buyer's Guide
Looking for advice or information on our entire line of Director's Chairs? Our buyer's guide contains information for all of our models, options, and general trade show advertising tips.


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No complaints on all the yuna photos. You are simply stunning as her. By all means, continue.
I'm glad to hear that. I'll keep posting then! I'm sooooo happy that someone like my Yuna cosplay...i received such bad comments about being too chubby to cosplay yuna and that i don't have the right face X°D But i like the photos that my friends took me and i love Yuna so much that i can't stop posting photos <3
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Senior Back-End Engineer
Product | Vancouver, BC, Canada
Role: Senior Back-End Engineer (NOC: 2173)
Salary offered: $80,000 - $100,000/year + benefits (Extended Health, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance)
Hours: 40 hours/week
Location of work: Mobify Research & Development Inc. (#300 - 948 Homer Street, Vancouver, BC, V6B 2W7)
Mobify is looking for a Senior Back-End Engineer to join our Product Team. You'll be designing and building core components of our next-generation platform serving billions of page views for some of the most recognized brands in the world.
As a part of the Product team, a group of talented engineers and designers building innovative new products, you'll be investigating and implementing experimental technologies and new approaches. From prototyping to deployment, you'll have input into each step of our agile development process. You will work with other engineering team members to build our back-end as well as with designers to develop the user experience.
The responsibilities of the Senior Back-End Engineer will include the following:
- Provide technical leadership to junior engineers on the Product team
- Gather and curate product requirements
- Evaluate technology choices and rapidly prototype solutions
- Mentor the team in solving architectural challenges
- Develop scalable systems using our core stack: Django, Flask, Node.js, Postgres
- Lead the team in best practice in a DevOps & scrum (agile) software development environment
The Senior Back-End Engineer will possess the following qualifications:
- A degree or diploma in Computer Science or Engineering
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The emphasis is on political history at Gruto Parkas, which was set up in the middle of nature in 2001. Statues of the Communist figures who forged the country's history, once installed on the squares of Lithuanian towns and villages, are now arrange..
2 Girios Aidas - "Echoes of the Forest"
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116 Ciurlionio g. LT - Druskininkai
Those who think that tree-houses are merely playthings from the 1970s need to think again; 2km from the town centre stands this wooden house (built by Algirdas Valavicius, 1971) stands on a central pier and appears to be suspended among the trees. Do..
3 Druskininkai Aqua Park
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13 Vilniaus al. LT - Druskininkai
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Stem Cell [REDACTED] Alliance - A higher education collaboration providing workforce training to meet the needs in stem cell research and regenerative medicine in [REDACTED] and beyond
The success of stem cell research towards regenerative therapies relies on the training of a highly skilled workforce with specialized education in stem cell biology and biotechnology. The laboratory personnel needed to support current and future stem cell research centers within California requires a broad spectrum of workers with varying degrees of academic and internship training. Additionally, an ethnically diverse stem cell workforce is needed to reflect the diversity that comprises the progressive state of California.
To achieve these goals, we propose a multi-institutional collaborative program that establishes clearly articulated academic pathways that involve the training of the highest caliber students at varying levels of educational degree attainment through the partnering institutions. These pathway options include an Associate of Science (A.S.) degree, Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Biology or Bioengineering, Certificate in Human Genetics and Regenerative Medicine, or a Masters of Science (M.S.) in Biology. Each academic pathway will culminate in a 12-month intensive internship at a major stem cell research laboratory within the state of California. The training associated with each degree level differs as appropriate for the skills sets required for different positions needed in stem cell laboratories.
A.S. internships involve hands-on training in sterile cell culture, preparation of small rodents for surgeries and tissue transplantation, and basic molecular biology techniques. B.S. internships add advanced mouse and human embryonic stem cell culture, and characterization of stem cells using cellular and molecular techniques. Bioengineering interns will design, develop, and use novel tools used for stem cell differentiation and study of cell behavior. Certificate interns will have advanced training in clinical aspects of human diseases and research methods. M.S. interns will learn all skills listed in A.S. and B.S. internship programs, but will be expected to advance faster and achieve independence quickly.
All participating students must also complete two courses: 1) Stem Cell Techniques course will be an intensive laboratory based course providing training on essential skills necessary for laboratory studies using human and mouse stem cell samples; 2) Science and Ethics of Stem Cell, a lower division general education course with a focus on the science of stem cell biology and the host of ethical issues raised by the technology and its applications. This course will be developed as an online course with open enrollment to all students, raising the awareness of stem cell issues to a greater audience.
With the infusion of a highly skilled workforce provided through the success of this program, the productivity of the existing stem cell laboratories will increase and an expansion of the field in general will be supported by the availability of a strong employment pool of well trained workers.
Through higher education and trainee internships funded by the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), students will be equipped with necessary experience to enter the stem cell research workforce. Students engaged in different levels of education, ranging from an Associate Degree to a Master of Science, will be included in this program as each level provides unique skill sets vital to an effective workforce. Recruitment and participation of individuals underrepresented in the sciences is a high priority for this program. Developing a human resource that represents the diversity of California will raise the level of stem cell research and engage populations that may otherwise by absent. This increase of highly trained individuals in stem cell research techniques will have a direct, profound, and lasting impact on the health and well being of citizens of California.
All intern trainees will receive dedicated guidance by a team of faculty to mentor these students into highly proficient researchers prepared to enter field of stem cell research. Through faculty mentorship, students who may not have otherwise considered continuing on to pursue a post-baccalaureate or doctoral degree will be encouraged to consider that pathway. This anticipated growth of individuals holding advanced degrees in the sciences—especially among underrepresented populations—will provide an immediate and compounding benefit to the state of California, paving the way for future generations.
The program will positively impact our region's current and projected need for a workforce trained in the sciences. California's major metropolitan centers and surrounding areas have greater access to higher education programs and associated internship opportunities in the sciences, and more specifically, to opportunities related to stem cell research due to private industry prevalence. CIRM funding will provide vital resources to our region—a region with comparatively less opportunity—thus enabling area students to gain valuable research and educational experiences in this field of industry.
Regional growth and development of the biotechnology industry, which includes stem cell research, is a priority of at least two multiple-county collaboratives. One collaborative was commissioned by the Governor to address critical issues facing our region. The other collaborative is more specifically focused on identifying biotech workforce issues confronting the existing industry, while coordinating training and educational needs to secure a skilled workforce for the industry. This proposed program is well-aligned with the priorities identified by these collaboratives. Through the proposed program, our consortium will address the current staffing needs of local laboratories and provide a capable, talented workforce to attract and retain biotech firms to the region in the future.


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Cliff Hawkins and Jerry Bomholt can't seem to generate any professional space between themselves.
Hired in June to lead Madison High School's boys basketball program, Hawkins' debut game in November is against Bomholt's Southwestern (Hanover) squad.
Their new workplaces are separated by seven miles.
If this scenario seems eerily familiar, it's because Hawkins and Bomholt opened the past two boys basketball seasons against one another while coaching Center Grove and Franklin Community, respectively.
The two are also linked historically.
Bomholt ranks 11th among Indiana's current boys basketball coaches with 463 career victories, while Hawkins is No. 13 with 453.
"The only reason Hawkins is following me is because it assures him at least one victory," joked Bomholt, who was hired by Southwestern on April 29 after producing a 31-14 record and a pair of Johnson County Tournament titles in two seasons at Franklin. "Madison hired a good coach.
"It's been up-and-down there, and they've been through some coaches."
So, too, has Southwestern.
Bohmholt, 61, served as the school's head coach from 1997 to 2002, posting a 78-35 record. Since his departure, the Rebels have gone through four head coaches for an 83-181 record (.314). The program officially bottomed out last winter, going 1-21 with an average losing margin of 30 points per game.
Hawkins, meanwhile, is Madison's fifth coach since the 1999-2000 season. The Cubs in that time are 164-160 (.506) with five winning seasons and two Class 3A sectional championships.
Southwestern, as a Class 2A program, plays its longtime county rival only once each season, though it's usually memorable.
"The (rivalry) is called the Turkey Shoot, and down here it's pretty huge. The gym will be packed because of the timing of it being at Thanksgiving break," Bomholt said. "And Southwestern and Madison really don't like each other."
The same can't be said for the coaches.
Hawkins and Bomholt have always had tremendous respect for each other, their programs splitting the four games played during the 2012-13 and 2013-14 seasons.
Bomholt is the last Southwestern coach to enjoy success against Madison. His team's 64-52 decision to open the 2000-01 season has been followed by 13 consecutive Cubs' victories in which nine of the final margins were by double-figures.
Hawkins remarked tongue-in-cheek how Bomholt probably will have his Rebels open the game playing man-to-man defense — a drastic departure from Bomholt's trademark 1-2-2 zone — against his Cubs simply as a brief means of amusement.
Bomholt is thinking about finding a colorfully polka-dotted jacket to wear during pregame warm-ups. (Madison famously wore polka-dotted uniforms during the early- and mid-1960s.)
Hawkins, 60, looks back fondly at what was accomplished at Center Grove during his 10 seasons there.
At the same time, the man who began his coaching career at Caston High School before moving on to Tri-Central, Greenfield-Central, DeKalb and then Center Grove can't help but enthusiastically look forward.
Madison's program is steeped in tradition with 38 sectional titles, four single-class Final Four appearances (1941, '49, '50 and '62) and a state championship in 1950.
"I'm really, really excited about it. I like places that preserve their tradition because it builds their future," Hawkins said. "I've coached in northern Indiana and central Indiana, but this is my first time coaching in the south, and they really love their basketball down here.
"For me it's about building a program. It's about the people. We hope we can contribute to their legacy."
Madison High School athletic director Ken Brunner believes Hawkins will.
"As soon as Cliff applied there was no doubt he was the most seasoned candidate," Brunner said. "After you hear him talk, you're ready to play yourself. We were impressed by him from the very start."


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Dear sunshinecaregiver,
When my family member had those symptoms the stents were blocked and he was becoming septic from cholangitis... .so the blood work should reveal if that is the case and it can be treated successfully with antibiotics. He had taken a train trip to see his son and we had noticed some changes in behavior prior to his leaving. They got worse when he arrived in Wisconsin but his son didn't take him to ER as advised while he was there. Sepsis set in and he was lucky to have made it out of the ICU but unbeknownst to us this had been coming on for 10-14 days. We now know to check for fever, disorientation and other signs of infection. Low doses of Gemzar and Cisplatin was very well tolerated in our case and bought him a year of quality time. I wish you and your mom the best. Take care and you have a great source of information and support from Marions and others on this site.
1 Mon, 01 Nov 2010 01:07:10
Re: Jaundice-how do you treat it? (3 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Dear sunshinecaregiver,
2 Mon, 01 Nov 2010 00:51:13
Re: Radiotheraphy and Bile levels (1 replies, posted in Radiation Treatments & Options)
Hi Andie: I am in a similar situation with my daughter's dad Rick who is 13 months post diagnosis of cholangiocarcinoma (extrahepatic) stage 4 metastasized to liver with multiple inoperable tumors. He did remarkably well on palliative doses of gemzar and cisplastin for the first eleven months. He had three metal stents placed and they can do no more nor can they be removed. The next step if necessary is external drainage. My Rick began to be resistant to initial chemo so second line chemo was given (5FU) with no response...then third line CPT 11 was given and initially we thought it might be holding off the growth but his C19 doubled to 11,000 last week. I spoke today with a radiation oncologist who is part of our church and he said he had spoken with staff at CMPC in San Francisco about using IMRT around the stents to help with stopping tumor growth and subsequent blockage. I realize your dad has external drainage but look at Gavin's post on IMRT on June 28th and read that article. It is worth the shot in the dark...I understand some of what you are going through and wish you and your dad the best. Keep searching and researching... Take care, Gaye
P.S. If anyone has any feedback or ideas on the above post regarding my Rick...I would love to hear from you. He is 13 months out now from diagnosis and they gave him 2 months initially. We have been blessed and he has had great medical care, support and a positive, fighting spirit and faith. Thinking of all of you facing this difficult journey. God Bless! Hello Marion!!
3 Wed, 18 Aug 2010 23:14:21
Re: New treatment plan (80 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Thank you so much for how amazing you are to share your journey with all of us.
I hope you know how helpful and hopeful it is to read your posts. My daughter's dad had very similar symptoms in the last month that turned out to be cholangitis and he ignored the chills for several weeks...then while visiting his son in Wisconsin (we are in California)...he became septic and the massive fluids and antibiotics given there gratefully did the job and he recovered...I thought Lisa's idea was a really good one to be proactive and not wait...we have learned our lesson!! My daughter's dad is also named Rick and has almost identical course as yours but now is in the stage of chemo not being effective...his C19 has doubled and I was just looking at the site for ideas on where we could go next...I don't know that he meets the criteria for your treatment but I will research it further. You truly are our pioneer and I, among others, am very grateful for all that you have shared. Keep fighting and our family's prayers are with you!! I will look forward to your posts and thank everyone on this site for your encouragement and sharing your journey.
4 Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:13:54
Re: Sterotactic Body Radiotherapy for Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Intrahe (3 replies, posted in Clinical Trials)
p.s. to prior post...the comment "they said two months and contact Hospice" was when he was first diagnosed in Sept 09....Gaye
5 Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:11:51
Re: Sterotactic Body Radiotherapy for Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Intrahe (3 replies, posted in Clinical Trials)
Marions: Perhaps I should post this on the general Board but my daughter's (19) dad is 11 months post diagnosis Cholangio stage IV metastasized to liver at diagnosis with four tumors (inoperable)..He was treated with palliative chemo...
cisplatin and gemzar with pretty good results up until 2 weeks ago when C-19s were in the 2100's and Dr. felt chemo was no longer working...switched him to 5 FU with Levo??? 3 x's per month. After 2 treatments his C19 has doubled to 4354...they see a new spot on his L4....he is a fighter...isn't ready to go and has shocked them with 11 months considering the severity when he was diagnosed...They said two months and to contact Hospice!! He has three stents placed (one 3 weeks ago) and his ALKP is really down from 900's to 354...so that is good...(but this is the last stent possible..they are metal) his CEA is up in 360's. What do you think...are there any other options you would consider or have heard may help him have more quality time...or successful clinical trials..(compassionate use)...we are at CMPC San Francisco and of course will talk with oncologist but really want honest feedback from a member. He is not in pain, praise God. He is losing weight for the first time...10 lbs in three weeks and appetite is less than normal...Does this sound like end stage...Please share your honest thoughts and appraisals...I want to be informed but realistic and prepared to help all of us. God Bless and thank you for any advice...Gaye
6 Mon, 18 Jan 2010 00:53:50
Re: ERCP Monday (30 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hi Lisa,
I am so glad you were able to have the metal stent. My husband Rick had one put in right after diagnosis and he was sore for a few days with an occasional pain but it passed with no further problems...Thinking of you and hoping you are pain free soon. Keep healing!!!
7 Thu, 14 Jan 2010 14:29:29
Re: My Husband and Cholangiocarcinoma (284 replies, posted in Introductions!)
What a difficult time...I will keep you, your husband and family in
prayer..will look you up on facebook. Bless you...Gaye
8 Wed, 13 Jan 2010 18:41:24
Topic: tarceva (1 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hello everyone: Happy New Year to all of you!!!....just to update you and review .. my husband Rick age 64 was diagnosed with stage IV cholangiocarcinoma metastasized to his liver Sept 09...several tumors...inoperable...He is being treated at Cal Pacific...San Francisco, Ca. His C19 was 1999 at diagnosis and after five gemzar/cisplastin combo treatments every other week his C19 dropped to 1260 which was very encouraging...then his creatinine level rose to 1.7 and they suspected that it was a side effect of cisplastin so they have been doing only gemzar since 12/01/09 to avoid kidney damage. By 12/30/09 his C19 shot back up to 1490...Today the oncologist recommended he start Tarceva once per day for two weeks in addition to gemzar 3 weeks on and 1 week off and see how things go. He also has type 2 diabetes and his blood sugars have been all over the place so they are giving him once per day insulin to try and stabilize that...it's hard to know what is causing the rise in the creatinine levels...chemo...diabetes..combo... Does anyone have experience with Tarceva as it has looked as though gemzar/cisplastin is the gold standard of treatment and Tarceva is primarily for lung pancreatic cancer....has it been helpful for anyone with similar diagnosis...Thank you for your response...You are a wonderful source of information and guidance...God bless you!
9 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 01:09:12
Re: Newly diagnosed...what next??? (22 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Thank you to everyone who answered...have been out of town for awhile... I really appreciate your responses...The referral to Dr. Venook will be really helpful....Thank you Marions!!! God bless all of you...I will keep you posted...it's so nice to know there are people to reach out to through all of this... Take care everyone!!!
10 Sat, 07 Nov 2009 21:50:52
Re: Newly diagnosed...what next??? (22 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Hello Everyone: I am new to the forum and my 18 year old daughter's father (my ex-husband and friend) has been diagnosed with stage IV cholangiocarcinoma..It has metastasized to his liver and is so advanced they are doing palliative chemo only.. of cisplastin and gemzar....After the ERCP they didn't see any cancer in the lymph nodes or pancreas but multiple inoperable tumors in the liver and severe obstructive tumor in the common bile duct. He has had four treatments and we are awaiting a recent C-19 tumor marker test to see if his numbers are coming down...they were 1919 to begin with and dropped a bit after the stent was placed. We have been told if they don't see a drop in the C-19 marker that they will recommend he stop treatment and contact hospice. He also has a CEA of 325. He has a few other co-morbidity factors , type II diabetes, peripheral artery disease, and severe aortic stenosis. I can't say enough about the quality of care he received at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco that has a top notch liver program...but we have not had a second opinion. A member of my church is a radiation oncologist and said if he starts having pain as the cancer progresses...they can do radiation. That is a relief as I have promised him I would do whatever I could to alleviate any suffering.
So here are my questions: Would you recommend a second opinion at M.D. Anderson or Mayo Clinic or someplace else??
If the chemo isn't working any idea of how long he may last...Dr. says could be weeks to months but I have heard different. His appetite is good and he is having minimal pain.
Is a pet scan necessary at this point to see where else it is in body or is that not necessary?
Are there any trials that look promising to someone in this situation?
Finally, I wanted to mention that he had been taking Byetta for the diabetes since 2006 to end of 2008 with increasing stomach problems and nausea...but stayed on it because he didn't want to gain the weight back that he had lost...
I now see that they have made the manufacturers post a pancreatitis warning..
and I wonder if this factored into his bile duct cancer!
Thank you all for any feedback that you could give us...Feels like time is running out...God bless all of you and thank you for this site.


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I'm still trying to get this right. I was wondering if it was a good idea to use a gaket sealer when replacing these gaskets, like form a gasket or rtv? Also if the aluminum is pitted should that be filled with a sealer? thanks for your help!
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