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	I've got the little knob at...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	cwoo	General discussion
	I've got the little knob at... I've got the little knob at the end, and it looks like Aram's piece does as well. I have seen an alternative version where the middle horizontal piece (where the chain attaches too) is shaped differently: while mine is like a rectangle where the top and bottom edges are parallel, some versions have these 2 edges arc'd slightly inwards, so it appears sort of like an hourglass on its side. Hard to explain, hope this makes sense!
	.	1 Relevance	19 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	... the joke has just be endlessly re-told. btw I've sat in the Joe baseball mit chair, I enjoy it for its part of design history but sliding forward was a real problem which could be solved with stuffing it differently, (denser behind the knee, less dense under the bum. I've just found out that Heller are re-issuing the Joe in a hard plastic (roto?) version, that looks f**king awful. http://www.helleronline.com/joe_main.php
	A buyers perspective	1 Relevance	17 years ago	ite (BE)	General discussion
	... think I have behaved much differently. However, I have loved reading spinario's post talking things through from a seller's perspective. It's very informative to me: I have not thought about most of the things he's mentioning. And it sounds logical to me. But as a buyer I still feel much more attracted when a price is mentioned, I can't help it. (PS Even if it's just a non exact indication of price range, such as "Previous xxx have sold for xxx and xxx" This at least gives you an indication of price size). But I guess that that is exactly the point: most bu ...
	robert1960...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	robert1960... Yes, yes, so true! One of the things I love about online fora like this one, is that one sees directly how differently different persons use words. And when discourse continues how meanings of the words, if they are near to one another, converge, and how if the meanings are too far apart, either conversation ends, or a debate emerges trying to converge the meanings, or at least to settle on one or the other. It reveals the deep need in persons for coherence internally within one's self, and between oneself and others. It reveals how dynamic and ...
	Thanks for	1 Relevance	17 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	... in a cabinet or furniture shop, is that glue left on the wood is a no-no, because it will show up under any kind of finish, and especially stain. Moreover, we're reminded that wetted wood, with its consequent raised grain, will take stain differently, as well. All of this said, I have had virtually no complaint from finishers I have worked with, no matter what they are dealt. They have been a forgiving and skillful lot. But I have done my best to give them flawless and uniform work. There is nothing worse that having to take the blame for a less-than id ...
	your a legend, and don't let...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	jonnymiller	General discussion
	your a legend, and don't let... your a legend, and don't let anyone tell you differently
	Goodo, I tend to work...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	HP	General discussion
	Goodo, I tend to work... Goodo, I tend to work differently but that sounds like it might get a stimulating process going. If someone can tell me how to post an image so it shows up in the window I'll post a few collages of pictures of every candleholding device I can find.
	Cont....	1 Relevance	20 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Cont.... Technically we are even capable of doing it in such a way that it is not visible. The back panel could be as straight as the MacIntosh's tea house chairs, but charged with the seated body different parts could flex differently and create the lumbar support.... One of the weaknesses of any of our pro-function arguments is that chairs with akerblom curves or lumbar supports do not seem to be so comfortable that the user recognizes the benefits of that particular shape. Yes we should "..Support lower backs...) It is simply rediculous that a separate lu ...
	p4 [here is the focus he said ;-)]	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Gustavo	General discussion
	... looking at the international scene we cannot avoid stating that in the name of democracy colonialist invasions, bombardments, genocides, ethnical cleaning operations, torture, and breaking international laws have been ?and are? committed, almost with impunity, at least for the moment. The invoice for this lack of humanity is not known. Future generations will probably have to carry the burden. With democracy these operations have nothing in common. According to the neoliberal understanding, democracy is synonymous with the predominance of the market as an e ...
	Concrete ...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Linda McAndrew	General discussion
	... and each seem to approach it a bit differently. One doesn't recommend the penetrating type of sealers although it lends a nice luster it does not protect against staining they say, whereas the other company says the opposite. It's baffling ... some people still rave about them without having much trouble, perhaps a minimal amount of stain but nothing major and others such as yourself run into a nightmare situation with it. Yikes! Too bad there isn't some kind of regulation to protect the consumers. There are such varied experiences with the concrete it make ...
	In your case, I'd go with a...	1 Relevance	18 years ago	Sound & Design	General discussion
	In your case, I'd go with a... In your case, I'd go with a vintage analog amp & pre amp without a tuner. Purchase a 90's digital tuner. Most of the these have save/preset buttons & remote controls. Besides, I'm sure most radio station equipment is now digital. Broadcast may be analog but transmitting digital sound. Turntables are another matter. I vote used, but new turntables are just as good. IMO, direct drives are best. different brands function differently. Assess your listening style. Passive listeners prefer automatics, active listeners prefer ...
	"Ah-Hah" moment	1 Relevance	21 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	"Ah-Hah" moment Ohhhh, now I get it! Thanks Koen, that really gives substance to the ideas expressed on this thread. Interesting, I should fall into the more scandinavian school of thought, since that's my heritage, but what you said about a home as a container really clicks. I think of home as sanctuary and I move things around seasonally to create 'nesting spaces' according to mood, time of year and where the natural light is. I find that different spaces get used quite differently based on the season. I guess I'm a Bedouin in my own home!
	i love the feel of the womb,...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	i love the feel of the womb,... i love the feel of the womb, but it's scale doesn't fit my interior. I actually think the grasshopper is extremely comfortable. It has been awhile since I have used a bird, and the vintage ones sit differently than the new ones slightly.
	They say it is more environme...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	... the original is it's eiffel base. The base is shaped differently. The legs are spread out alot wider. In my opinion it looks like an eiffel base that a really heavy person sat on and it squashed down. One of the main reasons the Eames shell chair was revolutionary was its use of fiberglass.
	I thought	1 Relevance	21 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	I thought it was interesting that some would see one designer's work differently from another's, in terms of how much restoration would be tolerated/accepted/preferred. It certainly seems to me that re-painting (in the case of chipped/missing original paint) might be more readily accepted/preferreed, than replaced wood parts or veneers -- to some. The white Marshmallow Sofa re-covering -- with the original covers -- was an interesting and rare instance. . .