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With regards to Chair Rail Molding in Seward, IL, do you have all the answers you require? To get outstanding service, affordable prices, and well informed suggestions, Chair Molding Experts is the Chair Rail Molding pro to contact. We're going to take a look at alternatives whenever you give us a call at 844-329-5973. Our knowledgeable support team is going to identify your unique requirements, give you advice on the advantages and disadvantages of each different option, and recommend solutions that are budget friendly and sensible for you. Call us and we're going to discuss exactly how you will get the very best quality of work for the best rate.
In terms of reaching the goal you’re planning to accomplish, knowledge and experience plays a significant role, but it’s also important to have the appropriate technology. As a result, we use top-notch technology and equipment to offer the finest value. If you’d like to work with a Seward, IL Chair Rail Molding business that’s willing to make a major investment to provide the best results, make sure to give our company's experts a call at 844-329-5973 immediately!
How frequently have you bought something from a business and completed the payment merely to feel as if you’ve all of a sudden been placed on the back burner? We’d imagine you’ve all been there, and it’s incredibly infuriating realizing that they have your hard-earned money, but you’ve yet to receive your product. Fortunately, our Seward, Illinois Chair Rail Molding organization uses an incredible system that permits us to stay on top of our prompt service.
Before deciding to buy from a Seward, IL Chair Rail Molding business, it’s vital to ensure they offer a good selection and have plenty of experience, but it’s also very essential for them to be insured and licensed. Uninsured personnel who get injured or damage your property can leave you with a big financial headache. Luckily, if you decide on our Chair Rail Molding business, this won’t be a dilemma as our experts are licensed and insured.
At Chair Molding Experts, we think that you’re not just paying us for the product, but also for our experience and knowledge, which is why we only employ highly-trained experts. It’s truly incredible how many people opt to open a Seward, IL Chair Rail Molding organization, yet they can’t even tell you about the differences between a variety of products. If you wish to do business with specialists who actually know their product, be sure to call us at 844-329-5973 today!
We’ve all suffered through terrible customer service, which is what makes our pros so strong at offering outstanding customer support. Regardless of whether it’s being treated as if they have something more important to do than help you or being forced to wait forever for assistance, it will never take place at our Seward, IL Chair Rail Molding business. As a result, our consumers tend to send us a lot of referrals.

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With regards to Chair Rail Molding in Seward , IL , do you have all the answers you require ? To get outstanding service , affordable prices , and well informed suggestions , Chair Molding Experts is the Chair Rail Molding pro to contact . We 're going to take a look at alternatives whenever you give us a call at 844 - 329 - 5973 . Our knowledgeable support team is going to identify your unique requirements , give you advice on the advantages and disadvantages of each different option , and recommend solutions that are budget friendly and sensible for you . Call us and we 're going to discuss exactly how you will get the very best quality of work for the best rate .
 In terms of reaching the goal you ’re planning to accomplish , knowledge and experience plays a significant role , but it ’s also important to have the appropriate technology . As a result , we use top - notch technology and equipment to offer the finest value . If you ’d like to work with a Seward , IL Chair Rail Molding business that ’s willing to make a major investment to provide the best results , make sure to give our company 's experts a call at 844 - 329 - 5973 immediately !
 How frequently have you bought something from a business and completed the payment merely to feel as if you ’ve all of a sudden been placed on the back burner ? We ’d imagine you ’ve all been there , and it ’s incredibly infuriating realizing that they have your hard - earned money , but you ’ve yet to receive your product . Fortunately , our Seward , Illinois Chair Rail Molding organization uses an incredible system that permits us to stay on top of our prompt service .
 Before deciding to buy from a Seward , IL Chair Rail Molding business , it ’s vital to ensure they offer a good selection and have plenty of experience , but it ’s also very essential for them to be insured and licensed . Uninsured personnel who get injured or damage your property can leave you with a big financial headache . Luckily , if you decide on our Chair Rail Molding business , this wo n’t be a dilemma as our experts are licensed and insured .
 At Chair Molding Experts , we think that you ’re not just paying us for the product , but also for our experience and knowledge , which is why we only employ highly - trained experts . It ’s truly incredible how many people opt to open a Seward , IL Chair Rail Molding organization , yet they ca n’t even tell you about the differences between a variety of products . If you wish to do business with specialists who actually know their product , be sure to call us at 844 - 329 - 5973 today !
 We ’ve all suffered through terrible customer service , which is what makes our pros so strong at offering outstanding customer support . Regardless of whether it ’s being treated as if they have something more important to do than help you or being forced to wait forever for assistance , it will never take place at our Seward , IL Chair Rail Molding business . As a result , our consumers tend to send us a lot of referrals .


text: The Bandelier is one smart ranch plan! With voluminous 10' ceilings and massive windows that let the light flow, this open concept has it all w/ living/kitchen/dining area, numerous cabinets to the ceiling, split bedroom configuration & a study. From the garage, there's a drop zone w/ bench, cubbies & hooks for coats & 2 closets. The huge fireplace adds charm/warmth. Storage space galore! You'll love the luxurious master bath! Giant 9' ceiling basement. A stunning community and a stunning home!

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One of my guilty pleasures in photography is to capture images of masterworks from some of my favorite painters. But with a twist. Rather than reproduce the entirety of the painting with my camera, I will find a discrete composition within the painting and then capture it. I also enhance the colors, tweak shadows, add contrast where necessary, and generally give it a richer look. Over hundreds of years, these paintings fade and crack. I love “restoring” them in post processing.
This painting, “Consecration of the Emperor Napoleon I and Coronation of the Empress Josephine in the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris,” was completed in 1808 by Jacques-Louis David, who was the official painter of Napoleon. He was a brilliant painter. This painting, which is located at the Louvre, measures about 32 feet wide by 20 feet tall. It’s a true masterpiece and a sight to behold. Still, within this painting there were several compositions, including the vertical composition you see here. All eyes were on Napoleon and Josephine and I chose to zero in on the two of them.
I invite you to check out the entire painting. Do a Google search or visit it in person at the Louvre in Paris. You’ll be able to see what I was thinking with my composition and you’ll see whether I stayed true to the color palette in this oil painting. One of the most difficult parts of capturing this image was the glare from the light in the Louvre. To minimize the glare, I stood on a bench and lifted my iPhone above my head when I captured it.
Captured with my iPhone 6+ and a 60mm Moment lens.
Note: for private use only. Image not for sale.

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One of my guilty pleasures in photography is to capture images of masterworks from some of my favorite painters . But with a twist . Rather than reproduce the entirety of the painting with my camera , I will find a discrete composition within the painting and then capture it . I also enhance the colors , tweak shadows , add contrast where necessary , and generally give it a richer look . Over hundreds of years , these paintings fade and crack . I love “ restoring ” them in post processing .
 This painting , “ Consecration of the Emperor Napoleon I and Coronation of the Empress Josephine in the Cathedral of Notre - Dame de Paris , ” was completed in 1808 by Jacques - Louis David , who was the official painter of Napoleon . He was a brilliant painter . This painting , which is located at the Louvre , measures about 32 feet wide by 20 feet tall . It ’s a true masterpiece and a sight to behold . Still , within this painting there were several compositions , including the vertical composition you see here . All eyes were on Napoleon and Josephine and I chose to zero in on the two of them .
 I invite you to check out the entire painting . Do a Google search or visit it in person at the Louvre in Paris . You ’ll be able to see what I was thinking with my composition and you ’ll see whether I stayed true to the color palette in this oil painting . One of the most difficult parts of capturing this image was the glare from the light in the Louvre . To minimize the glare , I stood on a bench and lifted my iPhone above my head when I captured it .
 Captured with my iPhone 6 + and a 60 mm Moment lens .
 Note : for private use only . Image not for sale .


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My baby brother has been gone for 11 years now, but I think of him every single day. He is one of the first things I remember when I wake in the morning. I remember that he is no longer physically with us since that dreaded day in 2002 when I got the call that he was on life support. I will never forget that moment because it changed me to the core. My babies were only 4 years old and 9 months old and having to care daily for them is what kept me going. I really can’t describe the raw pain and anguish that I experienced that first year after losing my brother….who was also a best friend to me. Although we were 12 years apart in age, we were very close and he flew to Phoenix all the way from Maryland several times a year to see me. He especially enjoyed being a young uncle and my kids really dug him.
Our precious last visit with Uncle Shane.
In addition to my supportive family and to my daily duties of caring for a preschooler and a baby, the other thing that kept me and my heartbroken Mother going was the fact that Shane had been a card-carrying organ donor, which is an usually mature decision for a then 22-year-old to have made. And he had just simply checked the yes box to being an organ donor when he excitedly obtained his driver’s license. So when he was taken from us in the accident, and my Mom was told that he could not be saved, she honored his wishes and donated his organs. Receiving letters from the organ recipients has been one of the best gifts…and healing aid…that we have been given. Of course, the best gift of all was the gift of our sweet Shane. We will never understand why such a beautiful, bright, energetic, promising young man (who fiercely loved his family) was taken from us, but we will always be thankful for the 22 years we got with our Sunshiney Shane (he was always smiling, so that is my nickname for him).
So when I came upon this story about another family who lost thier precious child and sister, I had to share this to honor our Shane, his organ donations, his memory and to remind everyone that organ donation is the best gift you can leave behind. This story shows the parents actually meeting and hearing the heartbeat of the Arizona mother who received their daughter’s heart. And this family started the Taylor’s Gift Foundation, too. Please watch this beautiful story and spread the word about the power of organ donation. Oh and definitely symbolic, just the other day my Mom was telling me on the phone that the trees that Shane planted for her have bloomed beautifully this Spring.
Brought tears to my eyes. It’s amazing how a situation can bring so much pain yet so much good at the same time. I wonder how common it is for a woman to have heart issues after pregnancies. I had a friend who had to get a pacemaker in her 30s because she developed a heart condition after her second pregnancy.

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My baby brother has been gone for 11 years now , but I think of him every single day . He is one of the first things I remember when I wake in the morning . I remember that he is no longer physically with us since that dreaded day in 2002 when I got the call that he was on life support . I will never forget that moment because it changed me to the core . My babies were only 4 years old and 9 months old and having to care daily for them is what kept me going . I really ca n’t describe the raw pain and anguish that I experienced that first year after losing my brother….who was also a best friend to me . Although we were 12 years apart in age , we were very close and he flew to Phoenix all the way from Maryland several times a year to see me . He especially enjoyed being a young uncle and my kids really dug him .
 Our precious last visit with Uncle Shane .
 In addition to my supportive family and to my daily duties of caring for a preschooler and a baby , the other thing that kept me and my heartbroken Mother going was the fact that Shane had been a card - carrying organ donor , which is an usually mature decision for a then 22 - year - old to have made . And he had just simply checked the yes box to being an organ donor when he excitedly obtained his driver ’s license . So when he was taken from us in the accident , and my Mom was told that he could not be saved , she honored his wishes and donated his organs . Receiving letters from the organ recipients has been one of the best gifts … and healing aid … that we have been given . Of course , the best gift of all was the gift of our sweet Shane . We will never understand why such a beautiful , bright , energetic , promising young man ( who fiercely loved his family ) was taken from us , but we will always be thankful for the 22 years we got with our Sunshiney Shane ( he was always smiling , so that is my nickname for him ) .
 So when I came upon this story about another family who lost thier precious child and sister , I had to share this to honor our Shane , his organ donations , his memory and to remind everyone that organ donation is the best gift you can leave behind . This story shows the parents actually meeting and hearing the heartbeat of the Arizona mother who received their daughter ’s heart . And this family started the Taylor ’s Gift Foundation , too . Please watch this beautiful story and spread the word about the power of organ donation . Oh and definitely symbolic , just the other day my Mom was telling me on the phone that the trees that Shane planted for her have bloomed beautifully this Spring .
 Brought tears to my eyes . It ’s amazing how a situation can bring so much pain yet so much good at the same time . I wonder how common it is for a woman to have heart issues after pregnancies . I had a friend who had to get a pacemaker in her 30s because she developed a heart condition after her second pregnancy .


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Arran is a Chartered Legal Executive in the Property Dispute Resolution team. He advises clients in a broad range of sectors with a particular focus on the Public and Banking sectors. Arran advises in relation to varying landlord and tenant issues and real property disputes with a particular interest in the area of trespassing, contentious possession proceedings and agricultural matters.
Advising a number executor clients within the banking sector in relation to various boundary disputes.
Successfully obtaining vacant possession of public sector owned land from trespassers.
Advising landlords on their duties and obligations under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 when selling blocks of flats.
Defending a prescriptive right of way application on behalf of a private client.
Successfully negotiating a settlement in respect of the withdrawal of a notice to treat pursuant to the Land Compensation Act 1961.
Advising clients in respect of abandoned horses on public sector land.
Dealing with many possession of residential property claims.
Advising agricultural land owners in respect of obtaining vacant possession of agricultural holdings granted pursuant to the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986.
Dealing with leasehold extension and right to acquire matters on behalf of both private sector and banking sector clients.
What do you like to do outside work?
I am a fan of both American football and baseball. In my spare time, I’m either watching games or reading books on the history of the sports. In the summer months (and when weather permits), I play for a local softball team and that competes in Cardiff’s softball league.
I am a keen traveller, with particular focus on visiting America, Japan and the Outer Hebrides in Scotland.
Having spent time working part time in a local cinema during my years in University, I have developed a particular interest in film.
I also regularly volunteer at fund-raising events in support of local children’s charities.

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Arran is a Chartered Legal Executive in the Property Dispute Resolution team . He advises clients in a broad range of sectors with a particular focus on the Public and Banking sectors . Arran advises in relation to varying landlord and tenant issues and real property disputes with a particular interest in the area of trespassing , contentious possession proceedings and agricultural matters .
 Advising a number executor clients within the banking sector in relation to various boundary disputes .
 Successfully obtaining vacant possession of public sector owned land from trespassers .
 Advising landlords on their duties and obligations under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 when selling blocks of flats .
 Defending a prescriptive right of way application on behalf of a private client .
 Successfully negotiating a settlement in respect of the withdrawal of a notice to treat pursuant to the Land Compensation Act 1961 .
 Advising clients in respect of abandoned horses on public sector land .
 Dealing with many possession of residential property claims .
 Advising agricultural land owners in respect of obtaining vacant possession of agricultural holdings granted pursuant to the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 .
 Dealing with leasehold extension and right to acquire matters on behalf of both private sector and banking sector clients .
 What do you like to do outside work ?
 I am a fan of both American football and baseball . In my spare time , I ’m either watching games or reading books on the history of the sports . In the summer months ( and when weather permits ) , I play for a local softball team and that competes in Cardiff ’s softball league .
 I am a keen traveller , with particular focus on visiting America , Japan and the Outer Hebrides in Scotland .
 Having spent time working part time in a local cinema during my years in University , I have developed a particular interest in film .
 I also regularly volunteer at fund - raising events in support of local children ’s charities .


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Know Kermit High Class of 1943 graduates that are NOT on this List ? Help us Update the 1943 Class List by adding missing names .
 More 1943 alumni from Kermit HS Kermit , WV have posted profiles on Classmates.com ® . Click here to register for free at Classmates.com ® and view other 1943 alumni .
 The students that went to school at the Kermit high school called Kermit High School and graduated in ' 43 are on this page . Register to add your name to the class of 1943 graduates list .


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This twin pack contains two reusable Impossible Film Pack filters. These filters work with any 600 ASA Impossible PX film as well as Polaroid™ 600 film.
Originalt overhalt SX-70 polaroid kamera, manuell fokus og 1 års garanti.
Originalt overhalt SX-70 polaroid kamera, manuell fokus og sonar autofokus, 1 års garanti.
Enkelt kamera for sx70-film, uten blits.

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This twin pack contains two reusable Impossible Film Pack filters . These filters work with any 600 ASA Impossible PX film as well as Polaroid ™ 600 film .
 Originalt overhalt SX-70 polaroid kamera , manuell fokus og 1 års garanti .
 Originalt overhalt SX-70 polaroid kamera , manuell fokus og sonar autofokus , 1 års garanti .
 Enkelt kamera for sx70 - film , uten blits .


text: Print | This is Zoe, Renault's latest beauty. That isn't just because of her looks. Zoe looks nice, but it's her clean spirit that really makes her stand out from the crowd. Zoe is fully electric and therefore emission free. And Zoe is idealistic as she wants to make electric driving available for everyone.

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What's New: Ren Skincare, Glamglow and Marc Jacobs | Top Beauty Blog in the Philippines covering Makeup Reviews, Swatches, Skincare and More!
A revolutionary jelly-to-milk cleansing balm that instantly melts away face makeup and deeply cleanses, leaving skin purified and hydrated, a limited-edition shade of Le Marc Lip Crème Lipstick, as seen on the Marc Jacobs Fall 2017 runway and a luxurious serum full of bio-actives that leaves the skin feeling smoothed, lifted, and naturally primed, creating the perfect canvas for make-up application – all available now!
This limited-edition shade was created backstage at the Marc Jacobs Fall 2017 fashion show. Lead makeup artist Diane Kendal custom blended a new shade to be worn on the models by mixing two Le Marc Lipsticks in the shades Blacquer and Blow. Now available as a single lipstick in the shade Trax, this creamy black-burgundy Le Marc Lip Crème delivers 10-hour wear in just one sensual swipe. The unprecedented color payoff comes from concentrated color-boosting pigments that are triple-milled and enriched with hydrating ingredients. The formula imparts ultimate long-lasting color and moisture. Your lips will feel instantly plumped and nourished from powerful peptides, antioxidant-rich seaberry, and natural humectants, including meranti and cocoa butter. Its subtle vanilla taste and scent mimic a decadent dessert. Just snap the case shut and hear a satisfying click, which Marc Jacobs describes as "the sound of luxury."
Inspired by the celestial glow of the stars, GALACTICLEANSE is a luxurious cleansing experience. A splash of water activates the transforming properties of this starry midnight jelly balm to wash away daily makeup buildup and impurities, leaving you with silky smooth, hydrated, supple skin.
REN has created a clean, silicone-free primer that allows the skin to breathe freely. With added skin immunity-boosting technology from prebiotics and probiotics, Perfect Canvas boosts the skin’s defense barrier, instantly hydrating the skin, restoring moisture balance, and smoothing its surface to ‘perfect the canvas’ for a beautiful, healthy-looking complexion—with or without makeup.
All three of these sound fantastic especially the cleanser!
Hi! Thank's for your visit and comment!

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What 's New : Ren Skincare , Glamglow and Marc Jacobs | Top Beauty Blog in the Philippines covering Makeup Reviews , Swatches , Skincare and More !
 A revolutionary jelly - to - milk cleansing balm that instantly melts away face makeup and deeply cleanses , leaving skin purified and hydrated , a limited - edition shade of Le Marc Lip Crème Lipstick , as seen on the Marc Jacobs Fall 2017 runway and a luxurious serum full of bio - actives that leaves the skin feeling smoothed , lifted , and naturally primed , creating the perfect canvas for make - up application – all available now !
 This limited - edition shade was created backstage at the Marc Jacobs Fall 2017 fashion show . Lead makeup artist Diane Kendal custom blended a new shade to be worn on the models by mixing two Le Marc Lipsticks in the shades Blacquer and Blow . Now available as a single lipstick in the shade Trax , this creamy black - burgundy Le Marc Lip Crème delivers 10 - hour wear in just one sensual swipe . The unprecedented color payoff comes from concentrated color - boosting pigments that are triple - milled and enriched with hydrating ingredients . The formula imparts ultimate long - lasting color and moisture . Your lips will feel instantly plumped and nourished from powerful peptides , antioxidant - rich seaberry , and natural humectants , including meranti and cocoa butter . Its subtle vanilla taste and scent mimic a decadent dessert . Just snap the case shut and hear a satisfying click , which Marc Jacobs describes as " the sound of luxury . "
 Inspired by the celestial glow of the stars , GALACTICLEANSE is a luxurious cleansing experience . A splash of water activates the transforming properties of this starry midnight jelly balm to wash away daily makeup buildup and impurities , leaving you with silky smooth , hydrated , supple skin .
 REN has created a clean , silicone - free primer that allows the skin to breathe freely . With added skin immunity - boosting technology from prebiotics and probiotics , Perfect Canvas boosts the skin ’s defense barrier , instantly hydrating the skin , restoring moisture balance , and smoothing its surface to ‘ perfect the canvas ’ for a beautiful , healthy - looking complexion — with or without makeup .
 All three of these sound fantastic especially the cleanser !
 Hi ! Thank 's for your visit and comment !


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With the question of how to effectively oppose the rise of fascism in the United States now in vogue, I thought it apropos to revisit this essay from 2002, The Power of Moral Sanction.
Slaying democracy: an annointment for bigotry. Watch the video.
The Far Right invests in organizing for power, while the left invests in pious posturing for profit. If the progressive philanthropic sector were to invest in research and organizing like the conservatives do, our country would be a wholly different place. But then that would require a willingness to confront the anti-democratic movement in America, something we rarely see from progressives.
Applying research for power is not lobbying or diplomacy, it is finding out what the enemies of democracy are up to, and organizing to undermine them. Knowledge is not power, it is a tool to use in acquiring it.
Young people need to be recruited, socialized, and nurtured into participating effectively in the pro-democracy movement. Understandably turned off by the fraud of party politics, where does that leave them to go in order to learn political literacy? Who will be their mentors?
Conservatives over the last thirty years have built an infrastructure for this purpose from the local to the national, providing strategic instruction, employment, and leadership training. Where's the progressive counterpart to that?
Young conservatives go into media, government, and think tanks with paychecks and a future. Young progressives go into the street or just give up.

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With the question of how to effectively oppose the rise of fascism in the United States now in vogue , I thought it apropos to revisit this essay from 2002 , The Power of Moral Sanction .
 Slaying democracy : an annointment for bigotry . Watch the video .
 The Far Right invests in organizing for power , while the left invests in pious posturing for profit . If the progressive philanthropic sector were to invest in research and organizing like the conservatives do , our country would be a wholly different place . But then that would require a willingness to confront the anti - democratic movement in America , something we rarely see from progressives .
 Applying research for power is not lobbying or diplomacy , it is finding out what the enemies of democracy are up to , and organizing to undermine them . Knowledge is not power , it is a tool to use in acquiring it .
 Young people need to be recruited , socialized , and nurtured into participating effectively in the pro - democracy movement . Understandably turned off by the fraud of party politics , where does that leave them to go in order to learn political literacy ? Who will be their mentors ?
 Conservatives over the last thirty years have built an infrastructure for this purpose from the local to the national , providing strategic instruction , employment , and leadership training . Where 's the progressive counterpart to that ?
 Young conservatives go into media , government , and think tanks with paychecks and a future . Young progressives go into the street or just give up .


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The online application portal closes on 31-August-2016.
The Karnataka Private Post Graduate Colleges Association has announced the dates for Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) which is going to be conducted in the month of September. The examination is being conducted thrice a year. The association conducts this entrance test to fill up seats in approved University affiliated B-Schools in Karnataka. The admission test is conducted to fill up seats in 169 colleges. this examination is conducted at national level.
The examination was conducted in the months of May and June. The examination received a huge response. It was conducted across 20 centers in the country. The candidates who did not attend the examination in the months of May and June can appear in September.
The online registration portal opened on 25-July-2016.
The candidates can download the admit cards on 9-September-2016.
The examination will be conducted on 11-September-2016.
The results will be declared on 20-September-2016.
Each section carries 40 marks and the question paper carries 120 questions. A thorough practice in all the above-mentioned topics is essential to qualify in the examination.

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The online application portal closes on 31 - August-2016 .
 The Karnataka Private Post Graduate Colleges Association has announced the dates for Karnataka Management Aptitude Test ( KMAT ) which is going to be conducted in the month of September . The examination is being conducted thrice a year . The association conducts this entrance test to fill up seats in approved University affiliated B - Schools in Karnataka . The admission test is conducted to fill up seats in 169 colleges . this examination is conducted at national level .
 The examination was conducted in the months of May and June . The examination received a huge response . It was conducted across 20 centers in the country . The candidates who did not attend the examination in the months of May and June can appear in September .
 The online registration portal opened on 25 - July-2016 .
 The candidates can download the admit cards on 9 - September-2016 .
 The examination will be conducted on 11 - September-2016 .
 The results will be declared on 20 - September-2016 .
 Each section carries 40 marks and the question paper carries 120 questions . A thorough practice in all the above - mentioned topics is essential to qualify in the examination .


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news The Federal Department of Human Services today announced a deal with IT services giant Accenture that will see the company help replace the ageing Child Support payments system, using the SAP technology which Accenture developed extensive skills with during the Commonwealth Bank’s core banking placement project.
The current Child Support platform, known as ‘Cuba’, was first deployed in 2002, according to tender documents released last year — more than a decade ago, or an age in technology terms. It contains all of the Child Support Agency’s electronic customer records and supports transactions for assessments, payments and data exchange with external agencies.
And the scale of the system is not small. It directly supports over 1.2 million Australian children through providing some $3.2 billion per year in payments. It also helps the department administer child support services and collects child support so that separated payments can ensure “the financial and emotional wellbeing of their families”.
It also notes that its aims in future include the ability to support self-sufficiency through online and mobile platforms — implying it has limited capability in that area right now — and that it wants to reduce the number and impact of “system-generated errors” in its current Cuba platform. It also appears that the current system is not able to easily handle “complex cases” or “emergency response situations”.
In May 2013, Human Services Minister Jan McLucas announced that the then-Gillard Government would, as the Senator said at the time, “deliver improvements to information technology systems to ensure millions of Australians receive government payments efficiently and effectively,” upgrading the Child Support system.
In a statement released today, the Department said the new system would be delivered using SAP technology and with the support of both Accenture and SAP. The contract represents part of a $102.2 million investment over five years announced by McLucas to replace the Department’s outdated child support payment system.
New Minister for Human Services, Marise Payne said the contract would see DHS staff working closely with Accenture and SAP teams. “Accenture and SAP will assist in building the replacement system while ensuring that the department is left with a skilled, in-house workforce able to maintain the system into the future, at reduced cost to the taxpayer,” Payne said.
Managing director of Accenture’s health and public sector business in Australia Catherine Garner said the company was very pleased to have been selected to deliver the new payment system.
“This is an extremely important initiative that will improve the Department’s ability to effectively and efficiently deliver services to families,” Garner said. The new Child Support system is expected to be implemented in 2015 with further upgrades to be completed by June 2018.
Accenture has solid experience in recent times both with SAP as well as with the Federal Government. It was responsible for substantial packages work on the Commonwealth Bank’s mammoth core banking upgrade program, which also used SAP technology, as well as the Australian Taxation Office’s Change Program, which used Oracle software.

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news The Federal Department of Human Services today announced a deal with IT services giant Accenture that will see the company help replace the ageing Child Support payments system , using the SAP technology which Accenture developed extensive skills with during the Commonwealth Bank ’s core banking placement project .
 The current Child Support platform , known as ‘ Cuba ’ , was first deployed in 2002 , according to tender documents released last year — more than a decade ago , or an age in technology terms . It contains all of the Child Support Agency ’s electronic customer records and supports transactions for assessments , payments and data exchange with external agencies .
 And the scale of the system is not small . It directly supports over 1.2 million Australian children through providing some $ 3.2 billion per year in payments . It also helps the department administer child support services and collects child support so that separated payments can ensure “ the financial and emotional wellbeing of their families ” .
 It also notes that its aims in future include the ability to support self - sufficiency through online and mobile platforms — implying it has limited capability in that area right now — and that it wants to reduce the number and impact of “ system - generated errors ” in its current Cuba platform . It also appears that the current system is not able to easily handle “ complex cases ” or “ emergency response situations ” .
 In May 2013 , Human Services Minister Jan McLucas announced that the then - Gillard Government would , as the Senator said at the time , “ deliver improvements to information technology systems to ensure millions of Australians receive government payments efficiently and effectively , ” upgrading the Child Support system .
 In a statement released today , the Department said the new system would be delivered using SAP technology and with the support of both Accenture and SAP . The contract represents part of a $ 102.2 million investment over five years announced by McLucas to replace the Department ’s outdated child support payment system .
 New Minister for Human Services , Marise Payne said the contract would see DHS staff working closely with Accenture and SAP teams . “ Accenture and SAP will assist in building the replacement system while ensuring that the department is left with a skilled , in - house workforce able to maintain the system into the future , at reduced cost to the taxpayer , ” Payne said .
 Managing director of Accenture ’s health and public sector business in Australia Catherine Garner said the company was very pleased to have been selected to deliver the new payment system .
 “ This is an extremely important initiative that will improve the Department ’s ability to effectively and efficiently deliver services to families , ” Garner said . The new Child Support system is expected to be implemented in 2015 with further upgrades to be completed by June 2018 .
 Accenture has solid experience in recent times both with SAP as well as with the Federal Government . It was responsible for substantial packages work on the Commonwealth Bank ’s mammoth core banking upgrade program , which also used SAP technology , as well as the Australian Taxation Office ’s Change Program , which used Oracle software .


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Today I give the floor to Steve Wake, the man behind #EVA21, the conference so cool it is known only by its hashtag*. In his own unique style he explains what makes this magical conference work every year, why you should deAgile yourself and how to tame the overwhelm with a single piece of paper.
EVA was first started as an event to raise awareness and profile for what we now know as Earned Value Management. Nobody was going to market it for me so I had to learn by doing. One day, 10 presentations. All about Earned Value.
Now we have two days and over 20 presentations, of which one might be about Earned Value. It is all about Building a Better Project Manager. The Thinking Person’s PM. Total PM. A way of life. Not a job.
It was always a little different. It was the event I wanted to attend. Few come close. Even now. It has always remained ahead of the curve. I like new ideas. I like new presenters. I like practitioners. We never repeat presentations. Return presenters talk about something else. I like ideas from elsewhere. I like metaphor. I like stories.
I am the only curator I know who does this. I am not just a plain event organiser or marketing executive. I know or get to know the speakers. I work with them on presentations. I do not buy them from the catalogue. And I don’t take kindly to corporate ‘control-freakery’.
I am a producer, a curator. EVA is my diary, my State of the Nation. Who I have met and seen or stalked or pitched at with a view to presenting.
I now get few refusals. People want to come listen, talk and speak. The conferences are small, up to 100 attendees. If you stick around for 2 days you get to know everybody and the speakers stick around too. It feels like Glyndebourne and Davos. You go away with new ideas rather than a reconfirmation of what you already knew. The amount of time and money wasted on pointless tub-thumping makes me cringe.
I’ve just come back from a lovely 10 day ‘break’ in sunny Seville. If you haven’t been, you must.
I came back unrested. I had been checking my smartphone every 15 minutes or so. Responding where I could.
But not where I should.
I should have ignored it. Turned it off. I still came back to 350 emails which I spent day 1 of my return responding to.
Observation #1: The sky will not fall in when you go away.
Rule 1: Do not check email when away.
Rule 2: Get a separate cheap non-smart mobile for when you are on holiday.
Rule 3: Make sure those that should know do know you are away and when you will resurface.
Observation #2: People, myself included get sucked in to the responsive vortex. You send an email. You expect an answer by return. You get tetchy and self-righteous if this doesn’t happen. You pay no account whatsoever to what has happened at the other end.
Observation #3: Fast (Agile) response to email is often poorly thought through, ill-advised and sometimes unnecessary. The speed rather than the quality has become paramount. Trouble is the consequent unsatisfactory action or meeting makes this glaringly apparent.
Rule 4: Slow Down! DeAgile yourself. Activity is not Action.
I took a Japanese Trade delegation round London and then to dinner. Simpsons. They loved it. And they were talking and drinking and talking and drinking.
But as the dinner progressed the conversation died down until it ground to a halt. I thought they were jet-lagged or cross about something.
It was explained to me that there is nothing better than for a companionable silence to prevail. It signalled consensus, trust, contentment. Happiness even.
I thought that was brilliant and beat, “Ooh isn’t it quiet? Somebody say something,” out of sight.
I am addicted to music. I hear it in glorious 3D in my head. A photographic memory. I have the world’s largest CD collection. When I go out it’s generally to something with music.
I do not like background music. I do not have it on in the car. It is too distracting.
What I like is silence.
Silence to reflect, to converse with myself, to plan things out, to ruminate.
I find and need the time and space. It makes my decisions better and myself happier. I don’t feel irritable or hassled or put upon. It’s my own tempo, my own control.
I wake up sometimes and think OMG I have so much to do. It can be daunting. So I compartmentalise like this.
Jot down all the topics of things I have to do.
Join them with lines and boxes and arrows. Lots of them link together.
The paper becomes a scope, a target. Once it’s in boxes and links and lines it become manageable and achievable. In my head. In me. I have visualised and externalised.
You may have to fight to create that. But you can, and you can do this in silence.
I also try to bookend this short meditation technique. I was taught this by a Vietnamese colleague 35 years ago in Paris.
Think of a single thing. Picture an object, concept, phrase or piece of music. Exclude everything else for 5-10 minutes. It clears, focuses and steadies.
Then do something. Like fill out a page of A4.
Do this every now and again. Me? Every 2 or 3 weeks or just before I go away. So I know how all the plates were spinning. Then I review it when I come back.
After thinking about these, I think I am a real mixed up extrovert introvert who has found that listening to people is far more enriching than blowing your own misguided trumpet. Particularly if you are a real leader and want to make change that sticks.
Getting other people to really buy in to what you want them to do so it becomes theirs and makes it good for everybody is my aim in leading a good life. But that’s for another time.
About Steve: Steve Wake has worked in the print, automotive, aerospace, defence, insurance and IT industries as a project manager and consultant. He is an internationally acknowledged expert on Earned Value Project Management and has written and presented many times. He is currently chairman of the Board of the Association for Project Management in the UK, pursuing a campaign of Listening, Learning and Leading as a way of being as well as doing Diversity properly.
Steve has also had to become an accomplished event organiser and chair with his own EVA conference in its 21st year as well as continued close involvement in the high profile PMI UK Synergy events, both productions with a reputation for the unusual and innovative. His long passion for all kinds of music is almost matched by his continued appreciation of silence.
* I’m kidding about the hashtag. The conference has been around longer than hashtags.
Thank you for this article! Shutting off and truly relaxing on vacation is something I have a problem with. I always feel I need to be productive.
I know the feeling well. I’m heading off on a short break soon and I’m going to try really hard only to work on the days that I am there to work. The rest of the time, it’s holiday!

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Today I give the floor to Steve Wake , the man behind # EVA21 , the conference so cool it is known only by its hashtag * . In his own unique style he explains what makes this magical conference work every year , why you should deAgile yourself and how to tame the overwhelm with a single piece of paper .
 EVA was first started as an event to raise awareness and profile for what we now know as Earned Value Management . Nobody was going to market it for me so I had to learn by doing . One day , 10 presentations . All about Earned Value .
 Now we have two days and over 20 presentations , of which one might be about Earned Value . It is all about Building a Better Project Manager . The Thinking Person ’s PM . Total PM . A way of life . Not a job .
 It was always a little different . It was the event I wanted to attend . Few come close . Even now . It has always remained ahead of the curve . I like new ideas . I like new presenters . I like practitioners . We never repeat presentations . Return presenters talk about something else . I like ideas from elsewhere . I like metaphor . I like stories .
 I am the only curator I know who does this . I am not just a plain event organiser or marketing executive . I know or get to know the speakers . I work with them on presentations . I do not buy them from the catalogue . And I do n’t take kindly to corporate ‘ control - freakery ’ .
 I am a producer , a curator . EVA is my diary , my State of the Nation . Who I have met and seen or stalked or pitched at with a view to presenting .
 I now get few refusals . People want to come listen , talk and speak . The conferences are small , up to 100 attendees . If you stick around for 2 days you get to know everybody and the speakers stick around too . It feels like Glyndebourne and Davos . You go away with new ideas rather than a reconfirmation of what you already knew . The amount of time and money wasted on pointless tub - thumping makes me cringe .
 I ’ve just come back from a lovely 10 day ‘ break ’ in sunny Seville . If you have n’t been , you must .
 I came back unrested . I had been checking my smartphone every 15 minutes or so . Responding where I could .
 But not where I should .
 I should have ignored it . Turned it off . I still came back to 350 emails which I spent day 1 of my return responding to .
 Observation # 1 : The sky will not fall in when you go away .
 Rule 1 : Do not check email when away .
 Rule 2 : Get a separate cheap non - smart mobile for when you are on holiday .
 Rule 3 : Make sure those that should know do know you are away and when you will resurface .
 Observation # 2 : People , myself included get sucked in to the responsive vortex . You send an email . You expect an answer by return . You get tetchy and self - righteous if this does n’t happen . You pay no account whatsoever to what has happened at the other end .
 Observation # 3 : Fast ( Agile ) response to email is often poorly thought through , ill - advised and sometimes unnecessary . The speed rather than the quality has become paramount . Trouble is the consequent unsatisfactory action or meeting makes this glaringly apparent .
 Rule 4 : Slow Down ! DeAgile yourself . Activity is not Action .
 I took a Japanese Trade delegation round London and then to dinner . Simpsons . They loved it . And they were talking and drinking and talking and drinking .
 But as the dinner progressed the conversation died down until it ground to a halt . I thought they were jet - lagged or cross about something .
 It was explained to me that there is nothing better than for a companionable silence to prevail . It signalled consensus , trust , contentment . Happiness even .
 I thought that was brilliant and beat , “ Ooh is n’t it quiet ? Somebody say something , ” out of sight .
 I am addicted to music . I hear it in glorious 3D in my head . A photographic memory . I have the world ’s largest CD collection . When I go out it ’s generally to something with music .
 I do not like background music . I do not have it on in the car . It is too distracting .
 What I like is silence .
 Silence to reflect , to converse with myself , to plan things out , to ruminate .
 I find and need the time and space . It makes my decisions better and myself happier . I do n’t feel irritable or hassled or put upon . It ’s my own tempo , my own control .
 I wake up sometimes and think OMG I have so much to do . It can be daunting . So I compartmentalise like this .
 Jot down all the topics of things I have to do .
 Join them with lines and boxes and arrows . Lots of them link together .
 The paper becomes a scope , a target . Once it ’s in boxes and links and lines it become manageable and achievable . In my head . In me . I have visualised and externalised .
 You may have to fight to create that . But you can , and you can do this in silence .
 I also try to bookend this short meditation technique . I was taught this by a Vietnamese colleague 35 years ago in Paris .
 Think of a single thing . Picture an object , concept , phrase or piece of music . Exclude everything else for 5 - 10 minutes . It clears , focuses and steadies .
 Then do something . Like fill out a page of A4 .
 Do this every now and again . Me ? Every 2 or 3 weeks or just before I go away . So I know how all the plates were spinning . Then I review it when I come back .
 After thinking about these , I think I am a real mixed up extrovert introvert who has found that listening to people is far more enriching than blowing your own misguided trumpet . Particularly if you are a real leader and want to make change that sticks .
 Getting other people to really buy in to what you want them to do so it becomes theirs and makes it good for everybody is my aim in leading a good life . But that ’s for another time .
 About Steve : Steve Wake has worked in the print , automotive , aerospace , defence , insurance and IT industries as a project manager and consultant . He is an internationally acknowledged expert on Earned Value Project Management and has written and presented many times . He is currently chairman of the Board of the Association for Project Management in the UK , pursuing a campaign of Listening , Learning and Leading as a way of being as well as doing Diversity properly .
 Steve has also had to become an accomplished event organiser and chair with his own EVA conference in its 21st year as well as continued close involvement in the high profile PMI UK Synergy events , both productions with a reputation for the unusual and innovative . His long passion for all kinds of music is almost matched by his continued appreciation of silence .
 * I ’m kidding about the hashtag . The conference has been around longer than hashtags .
 Thank you for this article ! Shutting off and truly relaxing on vacation is something I have a problem with . I always feel I need to be productive .
 I know the feeling well . I ’m heading off on a short break soon and I ’m going to try really hard only to work on the days that I am there to work . The rest of the time , it ’s holiday !


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As you can see in the quality/durability guidelines here ... quilting layers that aren't more than "about an inch or so" thick won't have a meaningful effect on the durability or useful life of a mattress. The BestMattressEver uses all high quality high quality and durable materials and as you can also see in my comments in post #2 in the topic we are posting in (and unlike some of the other simplified choice mattresses) there are no lower quality materials or weak links in the mattress that would compromise the durability or useful life of the mattress even relative to higher weight ranges than yours.
Last edit: 01 Nov 2015 19:07 by Phoenix.
Appreciate the comprehensive summary of the disruptor mattresses! I'm leaning towards T&N as it seems is the most firm of all of these options. Certainly doesn't hurt that it's priced more competitively (esp. with the Amex + underground discount). Given the free trial periods, I'm wondering if anyone has actually ordered from several vendors and, assuming you have the bedroom space, tested them all over the same ~100 day period?
I'm leaning towards T&N as it seems is the most firm of all of these options.
Based on general feedback it's probably among the firmer options out of the single firmness mattresses and may be firmer than some of the "medium" firmness options for mattresses that have multiple firmness options but it probably isn't as firm as some of the "firm" options that are available.
Different people can also have very different perceptions of firmness and softness compared to others as well and a mattress that feels firm for one person can feel like "medium" for someone else or even "soft" for someone else (or vice versa) depending on their body type, sleeping style, physiology, their frame of reference based on what they are used to, and their individual sensitivity and perceptions. There are also different types of firmness and softness that different people may be sensitive to that can affect how they "rate" a mattress as well (see post #15 here ) so different people can have very different opinions on how two mattresses compare in terms of firmness and some people may rate one mattress as being firmer than another and someone else may rate them the other way around. This is all relative and very subjective and is as much an art as a science.
Last edit: 09 Nov 2015 00:16 by Phoenix.
Phoenix, I am so grateful to have found your website and the wealth of knowledge it contains. Thank you so much for bringing this much-needed information together in such a cohesive and useful way! I am looking at both the Love Bed from Nest Bedding and the Sedona Sleep base mattress and topper from Sedona Sleep. I would be interested in your thoughts regarding how to compare these two mattress systems, as well as how the discount code works.
There is more information about the 3 most important parts of "value" of a mattress purchase in post #13 here which can help you make more meaningful quality/value comparisons between mattresses in terms of suitability (how well you will sleep), durability (how long you will sleep well), and the overall value of a mattress compared to your other finalists based on suitability, durability, and all the other parts of your personal value equation that are most important to you (including the price of course and the options you have available after a purchase if your choice doesn't turn out as well as you hoped for).
The most important part of the "value" of a mattress purchase is how well you will sleep on it and whether a mattress is a good "match" for you in terms of PPP (Posture and alignment, Pressure relief, and your Personal preferences. While your own careful testing or personal experience is the only way to know for certain whether any mattress or combination of layers and components is a good "match" for you in terms of comfort, firmness, and PPP (Posture and alignment, Pressure relief, and your Personal preferences) ... when you can't test a mattress in person then the most reliable source of guidance is always a more detailed phone conversation with a knowledgeable and experienced retailer or manufacturer that has your best interests at heart and who can help "talk you through" the specifics of their mattresses and the properties and "feel" of the materials they are using (fast or slow response, resilience, firmness etc) and the options they have available that may be the best "match" for you based on the information you provide them, any local testing you have done or mattresses you have slept on and liked or other mattresses you are considering that they are familiar with, and the "averages" of other customers that are similar to you. They will know more about "matching" their specific mattress designs and firmness levels to different body types, sleeping positions, and preferences (or to other mattresses that they are familiar with) than anyone else.
Outside of PPP ... the most important part of the value of a mattress purchase is durability which is all about how long you will sleep well on a mattress. This is the part of your research that you can't "feel" and assessing the durability and useful life of a mattress depends on knowing the type and quality of all the materials inside it regardless of the name of the manufacturer on the label so I would always make sure that you are able to find out the information listed here so you can compare the materials and components in a mattress to the quality/durability guidelines here so you can confirm that there are no lower quality materials or obvious weak links in a mattress that would compromise the durability and useful life of a mattress before making any purchase.
Both of these manufacturers are completely transparent about their materials and both of them use high quality materials and there are no lower quality materials or weak links in either design that would compromise the durability or useful life of either mattress.
Having said that ... they are both very different designs. The topper that goes with Sedona Sleep is a solid layer of blended Talalay latex which would be a little bit more resilient than the convoluted continuous pour synthetic Dunlop in the Love bed and is also a more costly material (Talalay latex is more costly than synthetic Dunlop and solid layers are also more costly than solid layers). There is more about convoluted layers in post #2 here . There is also more about the different types and blends of latex in post #6 here .
Both of them offer multiple firmness options.
The Love Bed has a cover that is quilted with polyfoam and the Sedona Sleep topper uses an unquilted stretch knit cover so you would be sleeping more directly on the latex itself. Which type of cover you prefer would be a preference issue and there is more about the pros and cons of quilted covers vs a thinner stretch knit cover in post #12 here .
The Love Bed has a 100 night free return/exchange policy and trial period. Sedona Sleep also has a 100 night trial period but there will be a small shipping cost involved to either exchange the topper for a different firmness or return the mattress for a refund.
A mattress/topper combination also has the advantage of being able to replace just the topper after the trial period without having to replace the entire mattress if your needs or preferences change down the road or if the topper softens or breaks down before the rest of the mattress (the top layers of a mattress are generally the weakest link of any sleeping system whether they are inside the mattress cover or outside it).
You are certainly looking at two great quality/value choices and once you have narrowed down your options to a list of finalists that are all choices between "good and good" (which you have) and none of them have any lower quality materials or "weak links" in their design relative to your weight range (which they don't) and if there are no clear winners between them (which is usually a good indication that you have done some good research) then you are in the fortunate position that any of them would likely be a suitable choice and post #2 here can help you make a final choice based on your local testing or mattresses you have slept well on, your more detailed conversations about each of them, your confidence about PPP and the suitability of each one, their prices, your preferences for different types of materials or types and blends of latex, the options you have after a purchase to fine tune the mattress or exchange or return the mattress or individual layers, any additional extras that are part of each purchase, and on "informed best judgement" based on all the other objective, subjective, and intangible parts of your personal value equation that are most important to you.
Last edit: 18 Dec 2015 12:25 by Phoenix.
We ended up returning our BME as the Latex feel wasn't for us. Working with them was a pleasure and they even gave a topper to try, but we spent nights in our guest room as we just didn't like the feel of the BME. We went mattress shopping again today and really liked memory foam (temper-cloud elite mattress was our favorite after 30 minutes of laying) .
However, as a 240 lb male these simplified choices are all listed as cautionary or recommended against. I have read many of your posts and the cross references but it is almost burying me in information. We are willing to spend up to a temperpedic but after becoming so knowledgeable from your site (thanks again!), I recognize this is not worth it.
In terms of my specific interests, I could even consider going firm and putting a topper on the mattress so it supports my weight and is extra plush for myself and my bride-to-be (120lb). I narrowed it down to the Novosbed and Nest Alexander Medium. Is this smart or should I go a different route? If so do you recommend a coil core with memory foam on top for heavier individuals?
The third post in this topic is being "reserved" for a different purpose.
There are a number of the "simplified choice" mattresses that are already described in post #2 in this topic as being suitable for any weight range in terms of the quality and durability of the materials.
If you tend to prefer more traditional memory foam mattresses and if you are looking at online options then outside of the simplified choice list the mattress shopping tutorial also includes several other links to lists of many of the better online options I'm aware of (in the optional online step) that include many different types and categories of mattresses in a wide range of budgets, firmness levels, and with different return/exchange policies that may also be worth considering including a list of the better online memory foam options I'm aware of.
While the process of how to choose a mattress would involve the same steps that are listed in the mattress shopping tutorial ... most people in higher weight ranges will generally need or prefer firmer mattresses (firmer materials will feel softer because you will sink into them more) and materials and components that are higher quality and more durable than those that are in lower weight ranges (the materials and components in a mattress will soften and break down faster for those in higher weight ranges than they will for someone that is in a lower weight range that doesn't compress the mattress as much). I would be particularly cautious about mattresses that use more than "about an inch or so" of memory foam that is less than about 5 lb density or polyfoam that is less than about 2 lb density ... particularly in the upper layers of the mattress.
You can also see my comments about choosing a mattress first with the intention of adding a topper later in post #2 here .
In most cases I would avoid this approach because of the uncertainty involved with two purchase choices instead of only one and choosing a topper that would be suitable in terms of PPP (Posture and alignment, Pressure relief, and your Personal preferences) for a specific person on a specific mattress can sometimes be almost as difficult as choosing a mattress that doesn't need a topper in the first place. I would generally focus on choosing a mattress that is likely to be a suitable match without a topper (unless you can test the combination in person or you are purchasing both online as a "set" that is designed to work together and they both have a good return/exchange policy) and then use the option to add a topper as a "backup" strategy in case your initial choice doesn't turn out as well as you hoped for rather than a "primary" strategy.
It can also be more costly than just buying a mattress which includes the same materials as the topper as a layer inside the mattress itself and you would be avoiding the risk of having additional materials in your base mattress that you may not need or that may be lower quality foam (that can soften or break down more quickly) or that may be softer than what would be ideal for a transition layer under a softer topper. I would also make sure that you can find out all the specifics of the materials inside the base mattress so you can make sure it meets the quality/durability guidelines here and that there are no lower quality materials or weak links in any of the materials or components in your sleeping system that could compromise the durability and useful life of the mattress.
Having said that ... if you do choose a suitable mattress/topper combination which turns out to be a good "match" for you in terms of PPP (and there are no lower quality materials or "weak links" in the mattress/topper combination) then it would have the advantage of being able to replace just the topper without replacing the entire mattress if it softens or breaks down before the upper foam layers in the mattress (which is likely because a sleeping system will tend to soften or break down from the top layers down) or if your needs or preferences change over time and a topper can also help extend the useful life of a mattress underneath it as well.
1. Careful testing (hopefully using the testing guidelines in the tutorial) to make sure that a mattress is a good match for you in terms of "comfort", firmness, and PPP ... and/or that you are comfortable with the options you have available to return, exchange, or "fine tune" the mattress and any costs involved if you can't test a mattress in person or aren't confident that your mattress is a suitable choice.
2. Checking to make sure that there are no lower quality materials or weak links in a mattress you are considering relative to your weight range that could compromise the durability and useful life of the mattress.
Last edit: 17 Mar 2016 19:26 by Phoenix.
I'm knew to this forum and interested in purchasing a new mattress in the next couple of months. My wife and I have been sleeping on a King size tripedic memory foam mattress from select-a-bed.com for about eight years now. I find that the support and pressure relief has been insufficient for some time time now (I'm about 185lbs) though my wife still finds it okay. We both find that it sleeps hot. I think I'm done with memory foam.
I've spent a lot of time trying to research on the internet about mattress buying and quality components. I must admit that the bed-in-a-box category is appealing, perhaps due to the very vigorous and clever on line marketing campaigns that make their product appear more 'authentic' than traditional mattress manufacturers/retailers. One bed-in-a-box company that I'm surprised not to see mentioned in this thread that seems to be everywhere in the online world now is the new Purple mattress with their new hyper-elastic polymer comfort layer (collapsing gel). I must admit that I am intrigued by their message and the 'raw egg test', though I realize the real test would by my wife and I seeing if a mattress meets our PPP's. I wonder if their polyfoam support layers layers are a 'weak link' in the bed construction underneath this wonder gel layer (side note: the product and company used to be called WonderGel and you can buy seat cushions under this brand at Bed Bath & Beyond, I have one and it works really well).
The tripedic mattress you own is a good quality/value mattress but if you are no longer sleeping well on it and it has lost its "comfort" and/or support then after 8 years it's very likely that it's time for a new mattress.
Two of the most important links in the tutorial that I would especially make sure you've read are post #2 here which has more about the different ways to choose a suitable mattress (either locally or online) that is the best "match" for you in terms of "comfort", firmness, and PPP (Posture and alignment, Pressure relief, and your own Personal preferences) that can help you assess and minimize the risks of making a choice that doesn't turn out as well as you hoped for and post #13 here which has more about the most important parts of the "value" of a mattress purchase which can help you make more meaningful quality/value comparisons between mattresses in terms of suitability (how well you will sleep), durability (how long you will sleep well), and the overall value of a mattress compared to your other finalists based on all the parts of your personal value equation that are most important to you.
I've spent a lot of time trying to research on the internet about mattress buying and quality components. I must admit that the bed-in-a-box category is appealing, perhaps due to the very vigorous and clever on line marketing campaigns that make their product appear more 'authentic' than traditional mattress manufacturers/retailers.
I would keep in mind that "marketing campaigns" are just that and don't necessarily relate to the suitability, quality, or durability of a mattress. You've probably read this already as well but you can read more about what I call "simplified choice" mattresses in the first post in this topic.
I would also keep in mind that there are many other good quality/value online mattress choices that are shipped directly to consumers that don't fit the "simplified choice" category (in many cases because they have more than one mattress available on their site).
Outside of the simplified choice list ... if you are looking at online options then the mattress shopping tutorial also includes several other links to lists of many of the better online options I'm aware of (in the optional online step) that include many different types and categories of mattresses in a wide range of budgets, firmness levels, and with a range of different return/exchange policies that may also be worth considering.
There may also be some good options available to you locally and if you let me know your city or zip code I'd be happy to let you know about the better options or possibilities I'm aware of in your area.
One bed-in-a-box company that I'm surprised not to see mentioned in this thread that seems to be everywhere in the online world now is the new Purple mattress with their new hyper-elastic polymer comfort layer (collapsing gel). I must admit that I am intrigued by their message and the 'raw egg test', though I realize the real test would by my wife and I seeing if a mattress meets our PPP's. I wonder if their polyfoam support layers layers are a 'weak link' in the bed construction underneath this wonder gel layer (side note: the product and company used to be called WonderGel and you can buy seat cushions under this brand at Bed Bath & Beyond, I have one and it works really well).
Outside of the 23 mattresses that are already listed in the simplified choice list ... there are currently 23 more that I'm aware of that have been launched more recently that I haven't added to the list yet (and more are being launched on a regular basis). Some of them have been mentioned on the forum (and some haven't yet) but I will likely add some or most of them to the list over the coming weeks although some of them will be included in the "avoid until complete specs are known" section of the list.
Because the list has so many options available I wouldn't consider it to be as much of a "simplified choice" list any longer because there really isn't much difference between choosing between 46 mattresses that are offered by 46 different companies or 46 mattresses (or less) that are offered by a single company and when you are purchasing online it's not possible to make "real time" comparisons between many different mattresses to see if you like one better than another which you can in a local store. Because most of them have good trial periods and refund policies though, you can at least try them with little risk to find out if they are "good enough" in terms of comfort, firmness, and PPP even though you can't know if another one would have been a better choice unless you try it as well.
Purple certainly has a very aggressive advertising campaign (their ads show up everywhere once you have been to their site especially) and until they are listed in the simplified choice list you can see some comments about the Purple mattress and the buckling column gel they use in post #2 here and the posts it links to.
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As you can see in the quality / durability guidelines here ... quilting layers that are n't more than " about an inch or so " thick wo n't have a meaningful effect on the durability or useful life of a mattress . The BestMattressEver uses all high quality high quality and durable materials and as you can also see in my comments in post # 2 in the topic we are posting in ( and unlike some of the other simplified choice mattresses ) there are no lower quality materials or weak links in the mattress that would compromise the durability or useful life of the mattress even relative to higher weight ranges than yours .
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 Appreciate the comprehensive summary of the disruptor mattresses ! I 'm leaning towards T&N as it seems is the most firm of all of these options . Certainly does n't hurt that it 's priced more competitively ( esp . with the Amex + underground discount ) . Given the free trial periods , I 'm wondering if anyone has actually ordered from several vendors and , assuming you have the bedroom space , tested them all over the same ~100 day period ?
 I 'm leaning towards T&N as it seems is the most firm of all of these options .
 Based on general feedback it 's probably among the firmer options out of the single firmness mattresses and may be firmer than some of the " medium " firmness options for mattresses that have multiple firmness options but it probably is n't as firm as some of the " firm " options that are available .
 Different people can also have very different perceptions of firmness and softness compared to others as well and a mattress that feels firm for one person can feel like " medium " for someone else or even " soft " for someone else ( or vice versa ) depending on their body type , sleeping style , physiology , their frame of reference based on what they are used to , and their individual sensitivity and perceptions . There are also different types of firmness and softness that different people may be sensitive to that can affect how they " rate " a mattress as well ( see post # 15 here ) so different people can have very different opinions on how two mattresses compare in terms of firmness and some people may rate one mattress as being firmer than another and someone else may rate them the other way around . This is all relative and very subjective and is as much an art as a science .
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 Phoenix , I am so grateful to have found your website and the wealth of knowledge it contains . Thank you so much for bringing this much - needed information together in such a cohesive and useful way ! I am looking at both the Love Bed from Nest Bedding and the Sedona Sleep base mattress and topper from Sedona Sleep . I would be interested in your thoughts regarding how to compare these two mattress systems , as well as how the discount code works .
 There is more information about the 3 most important parts of " value " of a mattress purchase in post # 13 here which can help you make more meaningful quality / value comparisons between mattresses in terms of suitability ( how well you will sleep ) , durability ( how long you will sleep well ) , and the overall value of a mattress compared to your other finalists based on suitability , durability , and all the other parts of your personal value equation that are most important to you ( including the price of course and the options you have available after a purchase if your choice does n't turn out as well as you hoped for ) .
 The most important part of the " value " of a mattress purchase is how well you will sleep on it and whether a mattress is a good " match " for you in terms of PPP ( Posture and alignment , Pressure relief , and your Personal preferences . While your own careful testing or personal experience is the only way to know for certain whether any mattress or combination of layers and components is a good " match " for you in terms of comfort , firmness , and PPP ( Posture and alignment , Pressure relief , and your Personal preferences ) ... when you ca n't test a mattress in person then the most reliable source of guidance is always a more detailed phone conversation with a knowledgeable and experienced retailer or manufacturer that has your best interests at heart and who can help " talk you through " the specifics of their mattresses and the properties and " feel " of the materials they are using ( fast or slow response , resilience , firmness etc ) and the options they have available that may be the best " match " for you based on the information you provide them , any local testing you have done or mattresses you have slept on and liked or other mattresses you are considering that they are familiar with , and the " averages " of other customers that are similar to you . They will know more about " matching " their specific mattress designs and firmness levels to different body types , sleeping positions , and preferences ( or to other mattresses that they are familiar with ) than anyone else .
 Outside of PPP ... the most important part of the value of a mattress purchase is durability which is all about how long you will sleep well on a mattress . This is the part of your research that you ca n't " feel " and assessing the durability and useful life of a mattress depends on knowing the type and quality of all the materials inside it regardless of the name of the manufacturer on the label so I would always make sure that you are able to find out the information listed here so you can compare the materials and components in a mattress to the quality / durability guidelines here so you can confirm that there are no lower quality materials or obvious weak links in a mattress that would compromise the durability and useful life of a mattress before making any purchase .
 Both of these manufacturers are completely transparent about their materials and both of them use high quality materials and there are no lower quality materials or weak links in either design that would compromise the durability or useful life of either mattress .
 Having said that ... they are both very different designs . The topper that goes with Sedona Sleep is a solid layer of blended Talalay latex which would be a little bit more resilient than the convoluted continuous pour synthetic Dunlop in the Love bed and is also a more costly material ( Talalay latex is more costly than synthetic Dunlop and solid layers are also more costly than solid layers ) . There is more about convoluted layers in post # 2 here . There is also more about the different types and blends of latex in post # 6 here .
 Both of them offer multiple firmness options .
 The Love Bed has a cover that is quilted with polyfoam and the Sedona Sleep topper uses an unquilted stretch knit cover so you would be sleeping more directly on the latex itself . Which type of cover you prefer would be a preference issue and there is more about the pros and cons of quilted covers vs a thinner stretch knit cover in post # 12 here .
 The Love Bed has a 100 night free return / exchange policy and trial period . Sedona Sleep also has a 100 night trial period but there will be a small shipping cost involved to either exchange the topper for a different firmness or return the mattress for a refund .
 A mattress / topper combination also has the advantage of being able to replace just the topper after the trial period without having to replace the entire mattress if your needs or preferences change down the road or if the topper softens or breaks down before the rest of the mattress ( the top layers of a mattress are generally the weakest link of any sleeping system whether they are inside the mattress cover or outside it ) .
 You are certainly looking at two great quality / value choices and once you have narrowed down your options to a list of finalists that are all choices between " good and good " ( which you have ) and none of them have any lower quality materials or " weak links " in their design relative to your weight range ( which they do n't ) and if there are no clear winners between them ( which is usually a good indication that you have done some good research ) then you are in the fortunate position that any of them would likely be a suitable choice and post # 2 here can help you make a final choice based on your local testing or mattresses you have slept well on , your more detailed conversations about each of them , your confidence about PPP and the suitability of each one , their prices , your preferences for different types of materials or types and blends of latex , the options you have after a purchase to fine tune the mattress or exchange or return the mattress or individual layers , any additional extras that are part of each purchase , and on " informed best judgement " based on all the other objective , subjective , and intangible parts of your personal value equation that are most important to you .
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 We ended up returning our BME as the Latex feel was n't for us . Working with them was a pleasure and they even gave a topper to try , but we spent nights in our guest room as we just did n't like the feel of the BME . We went mattress shopping again today and really liked memory foam ( temper - cloud elite mattress was our favorite after 30 minutes of laying ) .
 However , as a 240 lb male these simplified choices are all listed as cautionary or recommended against . I have read many of your posts and the cross references but it is almost burying me in information . We are willing to spend up to a temperpedic but after becoming so knowledgeable from your site ( thanks again ! ) , I recognize this is not worth it .
 In terms of my specific interests , I could even consider going firm and putting a topper on the mattress so it supports my weight and is extra plush for myself and my bride - to - be ( 120 lb ) . I narrowed it down to the Novosbed and Nest Alexander Medium . Is this smart or should I go a different route ? If so do you recommend a coil core with memory foam on top for heavier individuals ?
 The third post in this topic is being " reserved " for a different purpose .
 There are a number of the " simplified choice " mattresses that are already described in post # 2 in this topic as being suitable for any weight range in terms of the quality and durability of the materials .
 If you tend to prefer more traditional memory foam mattresses and if you are looking at online options then outside of the simplified choice list the mattress shopping tutorial also includes several other links to lists of many of the better online options I 'm aware of ( in the optional online step ) that include many different types and categories of mattresses in a wide range of budgets , firmness levels , and with different return / exchange policies that may also be worth considering including a list of the better online memory foam options I 'm aware of .
 While the process of how to choose a mattress would involve the same steps that are listed in the mattress shopping tutorial ... most people in higher weight ranges will generally need or prefer firmer mattresses ( firmer materials will feel softer because you will sink into them more ) and materials and components that are higher quality and more durable than those that are in lower weight ranges ( the materials and components in a mattress will soften and break down faster for those in higher weight ranges than they will for someone that is in a lower weight range that does n't compress the mattress as much ) . I would be particularly cautious about mattresses that use more than " about an inch or so " of memory foam that is less than about 5 lb density or polyfoam that is less than about 2 lb density ... particularly in the upper layers of the mattress .
 You can also see my comments about choosing a mattress first with the intention of adding a topper later in post # 2 here .
 In most cases I would avoid this approach because of the uncertainty involved with two purchase choices instead of only one and choosing a topper that would be suitable in terms of PPP ( Posture and alignment , Pressure relief , and your Personal preferences ) for a specific person on a specific mattress can sometimes be almost as difficult as choosing a mattress that does n't need a topper in the first place . I would generally focus on choosing a mattress that is likely to be a suitable match without a topper ( unless you can test the combination in person or you are purchasing both online as a " set " that is designed to work together and they both have a good return / exchange policy ) and then use the option to add a topper as a " backup " strategy in case your initial choice does n't turn out as well as you hoped for rather than a " primary " strategy .
 It can also be more costly than just buying a mattress which includes the same materials as the topper as a layer inside the mattress itself and you would be avoiding the risk of having additional materials in your base mattress that you may not need or that may be lower quality foam ( that can soften or break down more quickly ) or that may be softer than what would be ideal for a transition layer under a softer topper . I would also make sure that you can find out all the specifics of the materials inside the base mattress so you can make sure it meets the quality / durability guidelines here and that there are no lower quality materials or weak links in any of the materials or components in your sleeping system that could compromise the durability and useful life of the mattress .
 Having said that ... if you do choose a suitable mattress / topper combination which turns out to be a good " match " for you in terms of PPP ( and there are no lower quality materials or " weak links " in the mattress / topper combination ) then it would have the advantage of being able to replace just the topper without replacing the entire mattress if it softens or breaks down before the upper foam layers in the mattress ( which is likely because a sleeping system will tend to soften or break down from the top layers down ) or if your needs or preferences change over time and a topper can also help extend the useful life of a mattress underneath it as well .
 1 . Careful testing ( hopefully using the testing guidelines in the tutorial ) to make sure that a mattress is a good match for you in terms of " comfort " , firmness , and PPP ... and/or that you are comfortable with the options you have available to return , exchange , or " fine tune " the mattress and any costs involved if you ca n't test a mattress in person or are n't confident that your mattress is a suitable choice .
 2 . Checking to make sure that there are no lower quality materials or weak links in a mattress you are considering relative to your weight range that could compromise the durability and useful life of the mattress .
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 I 'm knew to this forum and interested in purchasing a new mattress in the next couple of months . My wife and I have been sleeping on a King size tripedic memory foam mattress from select-a-bed.com for about eight years now . I find that the support and pressure relief has been insufficient for some time time now ( I 'm about 185lbs ) though my wife still finds it okay . We both find that it sleeps hot . I think I 'm done with memory foam .
 I 've spent a lot of time trying to research on the internet about mattress buying and quality components . I must admit that the bed - in - a - box category is appealing , perhaps due to the very vigorous and clever on line marketing campaigns that make their product appear more ' authentic ' than traditional mattress manufacturers / retailers . One bed - in - a - box company that I 'm surprised not to see mentioned in this thread that seems to be everywhere in the online world now is the new Purple mattress with their new hyper - elastic polymer comfort layer ( collapsing gel ) . I must admit that I am intrigued by their message and the ' raw egg test ' , though I realize the real test would by my wife and I seeing if a mattress meets our PPP 's . I wonder if their polyfoam support layers layers are a ' weak link ' in the bed construction underneath this wonder gel layer ( side note : the product and company used to be called WonderGel and you can buy seat cushions under this brand at Bed Bath & Beyond , I have one and it works really well ) .
 The tripedic mattress you own is a good quality / value mattress but if you are no longer sleeping well on it and it has lost its " comfort " and/or support then after 8 years it 's very likely that it 's time for a new mattress .
 Two of the most important links in the tutorial that I would especially make sure you 've read are post # 2 here which has more about the different ways to choose a suitable mattress ( either locally or online ) that is the best " match " for you in terms of " comfort " , firmness , and PPP ( Posture and alignment , Pressure relief , and your own Personal preferences ) that can help you assess and minimize the risks of making a choice that does n't turn out as well as you hoped for and post # 13 here which has more about the most important parts of the " value " of a mattress purchase which can help you make more meaningful quality / value comparisons between mattresses in terms of suitability ( how well you will sleep ) , durability ( how long you will sleep well ) , and the overall value of a mattress compared to your other finalists based on all the parts of your personal value equation that are most important to you .
 I 've spent a lot of time trying to research on the internet about mattress buying and quality components . I must admit that the bed - in - a - box category is appealing , perhaps due to the very vigorous and clever on line marketing campaigns that make their product appear more ' authentic ' than traditional mattress manufacturers / retailers .
 I would keep in mind that " marketing campaigns " are just that and do n't necessarily relate to the suitability , quality , or durability of a mattress . You 've probably read this already as well but you can read more about what I call " simplified choice " mattresses in the first post in this topic .
 I would also keep in mind that there are many other good quality / value online mattress choices that are shipped directly to consumers that do n't fit the " simplified choice " category ( in many cases because they have more than one mattress available on their site ) .
 Outside of the simplified choice list ... if you are looking at online options then the mattress shopping tutorial also includes several other links to lists of many of the better online options I 'm aware of ( in the optional online step ) that include many different types and categories of mattresses in a wide range of budgets , firmness levels , and with a range of different return / exchange policies that may also be worth considering .
 There may also be some good options available to you locally and if you let me know your city or zip code I 'd be happy to let you know about the better options or possibilities I 'm aware of in your area .
 One bed - in - a - box company that I 'm surprised not to see mentioned in this thread that seems to be everywhere in the online world now is the new Purple mattress with their new hyper - elastic polymer comfort layer ( collapsing gel ) . I must admit that I am intrigued by their message and the ' raw egg test ' , though I realize the real test would by my wife and I seeing if a mattress meets our PPP 's . I wonder if their polyfoam support layers layers are a ' weak link ' in the bed construction underneath this wonder gel layer ( side note : the product and company used to be called WonderGel and you can buy seat cushions under this brand at Bed Bath & Beyond , I have one and it works really well ) .
 Outside of the 23 mattresses that are already listed in the simplified choice list ... there are currently 23 more that I 'm aware of that have been launched more recently that I have n't added to the list yet ( and more are being launched on a regular basis ) . Some of them have been mentioned on the forum ( and some have n't yet ) but I will likely add some or most of them to the list over the coming weeks although some of them will be included in the " avoid until complete specs are known " section of the list .
 Because the list has so many options available I would n't consider it to be as much of a " simplified choice " list any longer because there really is n't much difference between choosing between 46 mattresses that are offered by 46 different companies or 46 mattresses ( or less ) that are offered by a single company and when you are purchasing online it 's not possible to make " real time " comparisons between many different mattresses to see if you like one better than another which you can in a local store . Because most of them have good trial periods and refund policies though , you can at least try them with little risk to find out if they are " good enough " in terms of comfort , firmness , and PPP even though you ca n't know if another one would have been a better choice unless you try it as well .
 Purple certainly has a very aggressive advertising campaign ( their ads show up everywhere once you have been to their site especially ) and until they are listed in the simplified choice list you can see some comments about the Purple mattress and the buckling column gel they use in post # 2 here and the posts it links to .
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