text:
The Senate approved by unanimous consent Zachary Fardon's nomination to replace Patrick Fitzgerald as the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois.
A recent Fifth Circuit decision, while arguably correct, "has a very perverse effect on whether to report internally or not," said Christian Bartholomew of Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved by voice vote Zach Fardon's nomination to replace Patrick Fitzgerald as the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois.
The nominee to replace Patrick Fitzgerald as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois has submitted his Senate Judiciary Committee questionnaire.
If confirmed, Fardon would succeed the legendary Patrick Fitzgerald, who ran the office for nearly 11 years before departing last year.
WilmerHale LLP was honored for Practice Group of the Year, with Kirkland & Ellis LLP taking top honors in the category FCPA Trailblazers. Kobre & Kim LLP was honored for Trial Firm of the Year.
Main Justice on May 6 will unveil complete profiles of the 31 firms honored this week at our invitation-only Best FCPA Lawyers & Client Service Awards luncheon, held Tuesday at The Hotel Monaco in Washington, D.C.
In addition, Main Justice will release its highly anticipated Global Anti-Corruption Practice Survey, an essential and comprehensive new guidebook that [...]
The Antitrust Division will now file the names of culpable employees under seal.
Wendy Huang Waszmer prosecuted a high-profile case involving three former financial services executives.
Gary Grindler was most recently Attorney General Eric Holder's chief of staff.
Grindler has served in a number of roles at the department, including as the acting No. 2.
UPDATED 5:30 p.m.
Few surprises in a list compiled by Reuters: Most are former top Bush I and II-era Justice Department officials.
John Richter, who served as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma from 2005 to 2009, is rejoining the firm's Washington, D.C. office.
When five of the world's biggest shipping and logistics companies agreed to plead guilty to price-fixing in 2010, they didn't know Congress would later erect hurdles to new defense contracts.
A newly created third assistant chief's slot in the Justice Department's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act unit goes to a former Brooklyn prosecutor of violent crimes and terrorism.
Lawyers in several high-profile prosecutions last year explained their strategies at the American Bar Association's white collar crime meeting in Miami last week.
Marc Smolonsky, associate deputy secretary at the Department of Health and Human Services, was among the panelists on Capitol Hill for the Main Justice forum: "What's Next? Strategies for Improving Compliance with Fraud and Abuse Laws."
J. Sedwick Sollers has a wide range of experience in civil and criminal matters.
Donna N. Kooperstein had been with the Justice Department's Antitrust Division for more than three decades.
Lauren Stevens was indicted twice in connection with the company's response to an off-label marketing investigation. A federal judge threw the case out in May.
The government's increasingly creative theories of health care fraud and abuse enforcement are raising questions about due process and the limits of criminal liability for corporations and executives. Our panel of industry lawyers and experts explores what it means when prosecutors become de facto regulators of health care and pharmaceutical companies.
Paul Clement, who was Solicitor General during the George W. Bush administration, has emerged in recent months as the conservative movement's new point man on hot-button legal issues.
Alexander K. Haas has joined the Washington office of King and Spalding.
But a federal prosecutor credited increased government resources and more sophisticated tactics for detecting fraud.
The department files a brief siding with a federal court employee in San Francisco.
The policy by the HHS Office of Inspector General is overly harsh, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Michael R. Pauze will focus on government and corporate internal investigations and litigation.
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington alleges House Speaker John Boehner broke federal law.
Attorney General Eric Holder should resign over the implementation of a gun smuggling program, the National Rifle Association's executive vice president said.
A former solicitor general praises another who quit a law firm over a principle.
"He certainly comes at the law from a prosecutor's perspective." -- William Yeomans on DOJ official Roy Austin, the leading candidate to head ICE.


text:
Registered charity number 515595
On JustGiving since Aug 2004
St Luke's (Cheshire) Hospice
The hospice cares for people with life-threatening illnesses. It treats and support patients across a wide spectrum of experience. It cares for those who need St Luke's expertise in nursing and medical care and holistic approach to life. There is no charge for these services.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
In our bedroom we have this armoire and two nightstands. My parents got them for us as a gift and they work great in the space. I haven't been real thrilled with the knobs though so I decided to spray paint them, what a difference it made!!! They were't bad before but I like them better with more contrast.
Before shots…
When I took the knobs off they were in two pieces, no big deal though!
I left the screws in so we could open and close the drawers for a couple days without the hardware.
I used oil rubbed bronze spray paint from Meijers and primer (which I also used on my lamps) from Home Depot.
One coat of primer…
Two coats of paint! Easy peasy!
I like the darker look but could really do any color. Bright green? Gold? This is how you can create custom touches for little moola!
I hope you guys have a great weekend. Hubby is at school so I will be making the boys and I busy with projects, a birthday party, and hot yoga for me!


text:
The Journal wants you to help decorate our Christmas Eve edition with pictures of your favourite ornament and the story that goes with it.
Building your own GM vehicle is easy, here's how:
Thinking about financing your next vehicle? Our payment estimator can help.
Description: Select the brands, vehicles and/or services you're looking for.
Contact a dealer near you.


text:
The eagerly awaited calendar is now on sale! You can buy them now at the club for just £7.99 or online. Well that's your Christmas presents sorted...
After a shaky start, Manchester took control of this must-win game, earning a four-try bonus point. View Item »
The next Quiz Night will be a Christmas special on Saturday 14th December, 7.30pm start View Item »
Manchester Ladies 2014 Calendar has now gone to print and will be available from next week. View Item »
Fazzies Autumn Allstars have a narrow lead from Scraping the Barrel and OggyOggyOggy. It all depends on Saturday's final game - Wales v Australia! View Item »
Manchester failed to make it three home wins in a row thanks to a poor opening half hour. An encouraging second half performance was simply not enough. View Item »
Congratulations to five u15s who have been selected for Cheshire View Item »
No change at the top this weekend, with Fazzies Autumn Allstars still leading. Scraping The Barrel and OggyOggyOggy only just behind. View Item »
A last minute drop goal by Richard McCartney saw Manchester deservedly take their second home win of the month. Yep, never in doubt... View Item »
Our senior teams, men's and women's have a particularly busy home programme this month. Your support at Grove Park would be very welcome. View Item »


text:
Patient Portal
Panorama Seminars
Happy Holidays: 2014 Seminar Series
Prevention & Treatment of Knee Pain
Ski and Snowboard Injury Prevention Workshop
Shop Online
Panorama Blog
Ways to Treat Carpal Tunnel
Age Doesnt Matter: Activity Level Plays Bigger Role in Hip Replacements
Beware of Wrist Injuries
Helping Improve Diagnostic Capabilities in Africa
Hitting the Slopes: Get Ready Now
Panorama Gallery
Panorama News
Panorama Orthopedics & Spine Center Hits the Links for Inner City Kids
Panorama Orthopedics & Spine Center Releases 2012 Quality & Outcomes Report
Colorado not among states that received potentially contaminated steriod injection
Nigerian Teen Travels to Colorado for Hip Replacement Surgery
Local Physician Joins Panorama Orthopedics & Spine Center's Sports Medicine Group
Panorama Orthopedics & Spine - Orthopedics Denver
Panorama Orthopedics & Spine Center, located in Denver, Colorado, is dedicated to providing you the best orthopedic care possible for everything from shoulders to hips to knees to backs and all of your bones and joints in between. Conveniently located in Golden, Littleton and Westminster, our team of highly renowned Colorado orthopedic specialists and surgeons focus on sports medicine, spine, joint replacement, orthopedic trauma, foot and ankle, and hand and elbow.
Our Denver orthopedic surgeons practice at the most advanced orthopedic facilities and have more than 325 years of combined experience. With us you'll receive compassionate care with better results, along with top-of-the-line orthopedics in Denver and Colorado.
Se habla Español
¿Hablas Español? Ofrecemos servicios de interpretación y ayuda idiomática. Llámanos hoy para una cita, o para más información sobre nuestros servicios al 720-497-6119.


text:
About Me | Treadmill Reviews
Contact | Treadmill Reviews
Privacy Policy | Treadmill Reviews
Page Not Found
Looks like the page you're looking for isn't here anymore. Try searching again!
Quiet Treadmills
Ever heard of quiet treadmills? Yes, they DO exist! We've written a special on thebest quiet treadmills. Check it out and leave a comment if you like.
Incline Treadmill
Incline treadmills are one of the most special treadmills available. It allows you to perfectly simulate walking, jogging or running up and down mountains.
What is a
What is a
Excellent WP Designs


text: This week, I met Krystal Persaud, an industrial designer and social change agent. Krystal started a project in Atlanta called CEO for Change. In Krystal's words, "CEO for Change is about reaching out to CEOs of top consumer products companies in the US and convincing them that industrial designers can transform their products to be more sustainable and innovative." If you have a free moment and want to support Krystal's project, visit the CEO for Change web site, watch the video, and spread the word.


text:
We stayed here at the beginning of November 2013 for a weekend to see the historic beaches. We were greeted by a lovely French family who helped us settle quickly. The room was perfect with non of the usual room comforts ( kettle, iron and TV ) -because of this myself and Lesley had to talk! And what a weekend... More
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- IN THE HEART of green NORMANDY, a landmark in HISTORY. At the country and close to the sea and to the famous Landings, a few miles from Bayeux and its Tapestry.Bedrooms of extreme refinement offering charm & comfort ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com so you can book your La Gloriette reservations with confidence. We help millions of travellers each month to find the perfect hotel for both holiday and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text:
Every week NASL.com will take a look back in time and recall memories of the North American Soccer League in a regular 'Throwback Thursday' feature. From players, coaches and fans to landmark games, each Thursday will offer a new memory from years gone by.
This week, on the eve of the U.S. Men's National Team taking on Costa Rica in 2014 World Cup Qualifying on Friday evening in Colorado, former NASLforward Mike Flater recalls the lack of expectation when representing America at international level in the 1970s.
Mike Flater hopes the current crop of American soccer internationals are spared the sinking emotion of disappointment that was synonymous with World Cup qualifying campaigns when he played for the U.S. Men's National Team back in the 1970s.
A less than inspiring first stage of qualification and a 2-1 defeat in Honduras to open the hexagonal series has put added pressure on Jurgen Klinsmann's team to secure its first win when Costa Rica visits Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Colorado on Friday night. For today's generation, failure to rub shoulders with the game's elite in Brazil next summer is as unthinkable as managing to reach the FIFA showpiece was for Flater's edition of the national team almost 40 years ago.
"They need a break or two and in qualifying it doesn't mind how pretty the win is, you just have to get the result," said Flater, who played for Denver, Minnesota, Oakland and Portland in the NASL, and will be cheering on the U.S. from his home in San Antonio. "The two defenders will have dreamed of that goal in Honduras over and over so they'll learn and will come back stronger. It will be interesting to see how the U.S. coaching staff raises the bar."
Flater was a member of the U.S. team that harbored lofty dreams of qualifying for the World Cup Finals to be held in Argentina in 1978. The legend of U.S. heroics in beating England in 1950, the same year as Flater was born, had faded firmly into the annuls of obscurity, so there was no pressure to cause a similar upset in qualifying.
"In those years the national team was completely off the radar as far as press and the local populous were concerned, explained Flater. "The awareness and the fan base and the youth soccer level have changed so much since then. It is a completely different sport today.
"My first game was against Poland in '75 and I remember we didn't play that many games in any given year and we zoomed in and zoomed out of a country or a home venue and trying to get any suggestion of cohesiveness in the team took some time.
We tried to make a team out of it, but really we were a group of players who came together briefly to try and win games."
The U.S. played just six times in 1975, underlining Flater's point, and with former Philadelphia Ukes star Walter Chyzowich at the helm, the Americans dived into the qualifying campaign for Argentina. A 1-1 draw with Canada and more surprisingly, holding Mexico scoreless in Los Angeles, created a sense of optimism in the camp, but then the U.S. had to venture into unfriendly Mexican territory for the return game.
"Playing in different countries was a whole new learning experience," remembered Flater. "Our guys were college kids. We had some naturalized citizens who knew a little more about the world, but fair play differs in college from when you're playing in a different country.
"It put things in perspective when playing in Guatemala or Mexico because you were playing the entire country not just the team. The country and press would all get behind the team and to give them the edge, they'd keep you up all night with noise outside lousy hotels and then there would be the poor condition of the of dressing room to demoralize you.
"The first time I was in Guatemala I started seeing things coming from stands and wondered how it would be possible to play, but you forget those things once the game starts, but there is still all that pressure out there. Whether you're dealing with that today or back then you have to be mentally tough to handle the situation. We had some seasoned players out there but they were overwhelmed and it's a battle.
"In Mexico the bus got stopped and everybody was pounding at you, throwing rocks at the dressing rooms. It was the kind of intimidation that made you think twice about going in 100 percent to a tackle knowing the ref with the crowd pressure might react with a yellow card. You had to be absolutely sure.
"Guys on the team today have been through the same thing in some places."
Whether it was the intimidation factor, or the talent level at their disposal, the U.S. lost 3-0 in Mexico and then followed up bizarrely with a string of three games in the space of five days all in Port au Prince, all against the host nation Haiti. All three ended in a 0-0 final score.
Flater continued: "It was a short qualifying and only two of the three went on to the second round, so fighting for one place behind Mexico among those teams was tough.
"We ended up in a playoff against Canada, which we had to play in Haiti in December. We were trying all sorts of combinations up front at that time and we had our chances against Canada but didn't put them away. We went behind and then conceded a second goal very quickly and were fighting an uphill battle then.
"We employed man to man marking so did a lot of running and chasing and tactically we'd have done a better job not to man-mark, which is more defensive orientated, at a time we needed to score goals.
"For me it was frustrating because I was a forward and they put me in midfield and while I'd played a little bit on the wing in Minnesota, it was tough. I just remember I was up and down that field a lot and trying to set up chances and then get back. I wanted to be in the attack but had to get back."
Canada's 2-0 win dashed U.S. hopes of a trip to Argentina, where it was Mexico that represented the CONCACAF region and finished bottom of group B, winless and beaten by Poland, West Germany and Tunisia.
Flater, who learned to love soccer while living in England, France, Belgium and Turkey as his father's work as an international harvester took the family around the world, has had seven knee surgeries and both knees replaced since playing in his final NASL game back in 1980. A 25-year employee of Federal Express, he has coached at the junior and high school level and will be cheering as passionately as the next American when Friday night's game kicks off in Colorado.
"The talent level is a lot better than when we came in," he added. "They're quicker, faster, bigger and that's good. We're catching up with the world and I think metal toughness is the challenge.
"I remember when Clint Dempsey started off and now he's a quality player who has developed and its essential to have players like him. The important part for the current team is the chemistry in the group. You have to get the guys to bust a gut for each other. When the effort is there, the results will come and we will get the results we need."
Upcoming Games |
Standings |
New York Cosmos | 14 | 9 | 4 | 1 | 10 | 31 |
Carolina RailHawks | 14 | 7 | 2 | 5 | 5 | 23 |
Tampa Bay Rowdies | 14 | 5 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 20 |
Minnesota United FC | 14 | 6 | 2 | 6 | 2 | 20 |
Fort Lauderdale Strikers | 14 | 5 | 3 | 6 | -2 | 18 |
FC Edmonton | 14 | 3 | 7 | 4 | -1 | 16 |
Atlanta Silverbacks | 14 | 4 | 4 | 6 | -8 | 16 |
San Antonio Scorpions | 14 | 3 | 1 | 10 | -9 | 10 |
Atlanta Silverbacks | 12 | 6 | 3 | 3 | 5 | 21 |
Carolina RailHawks | 12 | 5 | 5 | 2 | 4 | 20 |
San Antonio Scorpions | 12 | 6 | 2 | 4 | 4 | 20 |
Tampa Bay Rowdies | 12 | 5 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 18 |
FC Edmonton | 12 | 3 | 5 | 4 | 1 | 14 |
Minnesota United FC | 12 | 4 | 2 | 6 | -5 | 14 |
Fort Lauderdale Strikers | 12 | 2 | 2 | 8 | -14 | 8 |


text:
197 results for "jeff barlis"
Jeff Barlis
- Florida/SEC reporter
- Joined ESPN in 2011
- Graduate of the University of Florida
What we learned in the SEC: Week 15
Jeff BarlisHas an SEC season ever been this much fun? Auburn and Missouri capped a tremendous season with a thrill ride of a championship game. Here are five things we learned from Saturday's tilt. 1. Auburn's offense is impossible to contain: Missouri enter...
Blog | December 08, 2013 -
Video results for "jeff barlis"
Florida vs. Ga. Southern
November 22, 2013 -
GatorNation: Looking at 2013 early enrollees
January 18, 2013 -
GatorNation: Looking at the 2013 Linebackers
December 21, 2012 -
GatorNation: Looking at the 2013 Defensive Line
December 13, 2012
SEC lunchtime links
Jeff BarlisWe've almost reached the conclusion of your SEC football season, so buckle up for a whole lotta links. Auburn AD responds to Sports Illustrated story about Texas being Gus Malzahn's dream job. Should Malzahn or Missouri's Gary Pinkel be SEC coa...
Blog | December 06, 2013 -
An injury-by-injury look at UF's 2013 season
Jeff BarlisGAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Much like the little black lovebugs that swarm these parts twice a year only to splatter across windshields like a plague, the Florida Gators' injury bug in 2013 was a nuisance. Then it reached epic proportions. Here's a complete...
Blog | December 06, 2013 -
SEC lunchtime links
Jeff BarlisConference championship Saturday is almost upon us. Catch the fever! The Seattle Times reports that Alabama offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier is one of two frontrunners for the Washington head coaching vacancy. Auburn defensive coordinator E...
Blog | December 05, 2013 -
Are the Muschamp-Zook comparisons fair?
Jeff BarlisGAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Ron Zook answers his cellphone on a bright and unseasonably warm autumn day in New York City. His car has almost reached the hotel when a reporter asks for his thoughts on Florida head coach Will Muschamp. Again. He sighs deep...
Blog | December 04, 2013 -
SEC lunchtime links
Jeff BarlisLike Georgia QB Aaron Murray before him, it's tough to see a senior like LSU's Zach Mettenberger get hurt before he has a chance to play his final bowl game and ride off into the sunset. Here's to good health in the NFL. When he was at Florida, U...
Blog | December 04, 2013 -
Gators confident they can bounce back
Jeff BarlisGAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida need not look any further than Saturday's championship game to see how quickly fortunes can change in the SEC. Auburn was winless in league play last year, and Missouri won all of two games in its first spin through th...
Blog | December 03, 2013 -
SEC lunchtime links
Jeff BarlisYou have to feel bad for old Ed Orgeron. The former Ole Miss head coach had a good run as interim coach at USC, but last week's loss to UCLA seemed to seal his fate. How long before he ends up back in the South as a head coach? Of course, Iron Bo...
Blog | December 03, 2013 -
Player of the week: SEC
Jeff BarlisWithout Nick Marshall, Chris Davis' grand finale -- the play now etched in history as Auburn's "Kick-Six," -- couldn't have happened. It was an Iron Bowl for the ages, as Marshall's Tigers pulled the staggering upset. The Tigers' junior college tr...
Blog | December 02, 2013 -
Muschamp says he can change
Jeff BarlisGAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Now that offensive coordinator Brent Pease and offensive line coach Tim Davis have been sacrificed as a way to wash away the sins of Florida's 2013 offense, the spotlight shifts to head coach Will Muschamp. For such a strong-w...
Blog | December 02, 2013 -
SEC lunchtime links
Jeff BarlisThe regular season is over, and 12 of the SEC's 14 teams are trying to figure out how to get to next year's SEC championship game. Ten teams are bowl eligible, which leaves four downtrodden SEC teams trying to pick up the pieces and figure out how to...
Blog | December 02, 2013 -
SEC bowl projections: Week 14
Jeff BarlisCall it Shakeup Saturday in terms of our weekly bowl projections. Auburn's miraculous turnaround season has taken college football's center stage. The Tigers might not be in position to reach the BCS title game at this moment, but Auburn is likely to...
Blog | December 01, 2013 -
What we learned: Week 14
Jeff BarlisGAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Here's what we learned about the Gators after their 37-7 loss to FSU on Saturday: Muschamp is still safe: That was the message (again) when athletic director Jeremy Foley gathered members of the media before the game to reiter...
Blog | December 01, 2013 -
Week 14 helmet stickers
Jeff BarlisGAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Here are the Gators' top performances from their 37-7 loss to the No. 2 Seminoles on Saturday: Loucheiz Purifoy, CB: The junior had a standout day before telling ESPN's Joe Schad that he plans to leave school early and declare...
Blog | December 01, 2013 -
Florida's season ends on another low note
Jeff BarlisGAINESVILLE, Fla. -- It's only fitting that a season characterized by injuries and an ineffective offense would conclude with a whimper thanks to those same culprits. But after losing 37-7 to No. 2 Florida State (12-0, 8-0 in the ACC) in the Swamp...
Blog | November 30, 2013 -
SEC Week 14 primer
Jeff BarlisFinally, a full slate of SEC games after a couple of weeks of scattered byes and FCS opponents. And what a slate it is. Seven games remain after Thursday's Egg Bowl and Friday's Arkansas-LSU game, none bigger than No. 1 Alabama at No. 4 Auburn in ...
Blog | November 30, 2013


text:
Chicago's Community Kitchens
Since its inception in 1998, Chicago's Community Kitchens has been providing foodservice job training to unemployed and underemployed adults in Cook County who have a passion for "life in the kitchen" and a will to achieve entry-level employment in the foodservice industry. As part of their training, students assist CCK production staff who prepare nutritious meals for children's programs and older adults.
Program Eligibility Requirements
- Be 18 years of age or older
- Have a high-school diploma or G.E.D.
- Have a minimum sixth-grade proficiency in math and reading
- Be drug and alcohol free – applicants need to be clean for at least three months prior to acceptance into the program
- Demonstrate a real and continuing interest in developing a career in the foodservice industry
- Successfully complete the application, basic skills test, drug and alcohol assessment and interview
General Program Information
- Hands-on experience in a state-of-the-art industrial kitchen while preparing thousands of nutritious meals for children and older adults throughout Cook County
- Employment and life skills classes
- Fifteen-hour ServSafe® sanitation course
- Professional resume and letter of recommendation signed by staff
- Textbook and study materials
- Uniform
- Transportation assistance
- Two-week internship in a commercial kitchen such as a corporate cafeteria, hospital, hotel, catering company or restaurant during the final weeks of the program
- Students are tracked for one year and eligible for job placement assistance during that period
- Breakfast and lunch for the duration of the training period
Program Details
- Chicago's Community Kitchens program is free of charge to all participants
- This 14-week training program meets Monday through Friday, from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
- The application and screening process is conducted on a monthly basis
- Students are not paid for their participation in the program
- Chicago's Community Kitchens training program is taught in English
- Trainings are conducted in the Food Depository facility
Find out what it's like to be a student in Chicago's Community Kitchens |
Applying to the Program
There are two ways to request more detailed application information:
- Submit a request online.
- Contact our Recruiting and Training Manager at 773-843-5414.
Supporting Chicago's Community Kitchens
If you or your organization is interested in providing a financial donation to support Chicago's Community Kitchens, call Individual Giving at 773-247-FOOD (3663). If your company is interested in making a food donation to Chicago's Community Kitchens or the Food Depository's Food Rescue program, call Food Resources at 773-843-5418.
Guests of Chicago's Community Kitchens
Guest presenters and chefs have made an important impact on our students. Individuals who share their knowledge of culinary career paths to aid our students with their advancement are contributers to the success of our program.
Employment Partners: Internship Sites
Current and past Chicago's Community Kitchens students have enjoyed internships at the following employment partners:


text:
- Dimensions
- Materials
• Solid steel frame
• Small drips or bubbles may appear in the surface. This unique effect is a normal by-product of the coating process. Each bench is one of a kind.
• Rubber-dipped: outdoor-friendly & mildew-resistant - Shipping Information
Standard Shipping rates are 5% of your merchandise total.
Modern benches are shipped via Fed-Ex or common carrier (a freight company) depending on the overall weight of your order. If your order is shipped via common carrier, you will be contacted one to two days in advance to schedule a Monday through Friday curbside delivery appointment.
Inside delivery is available for an additional $99 per order.
Please note, delivery drivers do not walk dogs, cook meals or take off their shirts.
Reviewed by 3 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-3
- Attractive Design
- Easy To Assemble
- Easy to clean
- Sturdy
- Plastic Smell At First
Best Uses
- Formal
- Informal
Comments about Blu Dot Son of a Bench:
I use my Son of a Bench in my entrance hallway.
It's delivered in one box and there's no assembly.
It smells for a few days BUT don't worry... the odor goes away.
- I live in a:
- Apartment/condo
- Attractive Design
- Soft
- Sturdy
Best Uses
- Informal
Comments about Blu Dot Son of a Bench:
Even though it looks menacing with all holes and angles, it's pretty soft to sit on.
It was recently installed in the clubroom of our condo. Looks great.
- I live in a:
- Apartment/condo
- Attractive Design
- Sturdy
Best Uses
Comments about Blu Dot Son of a Bench:
This son of a bench is heavy but lite on the eyes. I just love it.
Displaying reviews 1-3


text:
April Fools Gifts for Tween Girls - Pet Toys & Treats
Gift Buzz
Get a jump start on the holiday season with all the hottest toys on every girl's wish list. Read More »
Our fabulous selection of top toys for girls features the popular Sofia the First, Furby and the Flying Fairy. Shop our top picks of the trendiest dolls, coolest electronics and the newest educational toys. Read More »
As a pet owner to two Shih Tzu's I am always looking for fun treats to give them for being so cute! Of course we can't forget about the kitties either. They do eat other treats besides catnip you know! Well, I couldn't stop laughing... Read More »
As we all know, anytime someone invites you to a party at their house no matter how much food they lay out, there's always something missing... and that is bite-size desserts! Wine is a gift you can never go wrong with when you go to a party... Read More »
Hand-pickedApril Fools Gifts
Did you know that we hand-pick all gift ideas for tween girls in the pet toys & treats category? Every product featured on Gifts.com has been reviewed in detail by our team for its high quality, popularity and much more. View great April Fools ideas for tween girls from the best stores online and further refine your pet toys & treats results by price, Gift Guru top picks and more to find the perfect gift.