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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Ha ! Beautiful. . . | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Ha ! Beautiful. . . First, DC, my apologies -- of course you are right. Ya can't tell the score if you haven't watched the game. . .! I am surely no more qualified to discuss these things than you (I assure you) -- and I agree it is up to any of us to question everything that has appeared in print, if only because the "experts" so often have differing views. Koen brings us back to reality (again). My thoughts: Were some of the postmodernist architects using the "style" ironically -- to call atention to the very things you mention ? If we can't recal ... | |||||
| Time...the final frontier | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| Time...the final frontier Fascinating stuff. It's apparent from all of this that humans need time to make sense of their existence. It is also apparent that everyone has differing opinions/reactions to an ideal. An ideal both, in a time keeping device, as well as a format and then the resulting cultural significance. And all this cuz I wanted some directions on finding a decent alarm clock. Over the weekend I managed to herniate a disk in my back and have been spending the week zoned out on pain killers and muscle relaxants. Time does funny things when your ... | |||||
| In no way am I criticising your English...Part 1 | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| ... their native tongues. Great poets are powerful thinkers and the power of their thoughts survive translation but even the best lose some beauty and nuance in translation. So too it is with powerful thinkers in any field. Probably 99% of the brilliant edge to their thinking survives translation, especially via self-translation, simply because they start from such razor edged clarity and purified elegance to begin with. But there just are subtleties to some thoughts that are inextricably bound up in language and so lose some clarity in translation. Lord, no, I ... | |||||
| The horror of hair | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| The horror of hair Declawing is something I just can't do, but your cat your choice. Mine used to go out until one of their bretheren was dinner for the local coyote gang. Can't blame the coyotes, they have a right to eat too, but the remaining 2 kitties no longer go walk-about. I did try the little glue-on rubber tips once. They actually work rather well. However I decided against the expense and upkeep...clipping is not that hard to do. As for the hair, though, right now as I sit here typing this post I am 'foofing' cat hair off my keyboard. Every day I br ... | |||||
| Thanks for the help | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | loft24 | General discussion | |
| Thanks for the help Thank you everybody for the input. Straylight, I'm still a bit baffled because the characteristics that this has are consistent with how you describe the differnces in the benches in the Country Workshop post - 18" deep and wooden threads. It's not a big deal to me either way - it's a fun piece to rescue and fix up, but it's always fun to investigate. I really appreciate the info (and the work you've compiled) | |||||
| Dear Nuri | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| Dear Nuri We discussed these differnces before, so you will find some thoughts on this in earlier threads...which does not mean that it excludes new ones, but at least it would give you a start...and some books to read | |||||
| hmm... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Cloudburst2000 | General discussion | |
| ... will give you a sore back and butt every time. I'm not really a fan of 'museum' pieces of furniture...pieces that are designed to only really be looked at but not used. Anyway, I think there is a differnece between bad design and ugly design(by my tastes anyhow). I'm sure there is someone out there who really thinks that entertainment system is totally cool-looking. | |||||
| Thanks, Olive...That helped alot...Pt.1 | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| Thanks, Olive...That helped alot...Pt.1 You brought it into focus for me when you hinged it all on the picture; that's it exactly. differing male and female POVs fused in a tensional and cooperative visual metaphor with interlocking black and white colors and interlocking forms (like the chairs). Nifty. Quite a complex conceit when you lay it out for me this way. I would suggest, however, that whomever conceived the ad needs more years of marriage to understand the truly byzantine ways in which husbands and wives, or romantically involved couples, actually c ... | |||||
| Laminate | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| ... about similar and dissimilar textures offered by differing materials, and their effects on each other when used together. It has been said many times, and he says it too, that natural materials generally age well, even udr a variety os conditions of use, while finishes -- including laminates, are just that: finishes. I once delivered a set of laminate-faced cabinets to be installed in a home. The owner's elderly mother spied the exposed edge of a cabinet, and said to her son, "THAT'S no Formic' -- that's just a FINISH !" (He calmed her down. . .but it ma ... | |||||
| Well, thank you kindly AzC!! | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| Well, thank you kindly AzC!! In my past career I spent a lot of time working with light and light-emitting chemicals used in biological assays. I know my way around a wavelength if you know what I mean. I have discovered that in my new career, this knowledge translates very well into use of color and lighting. I am working right now on a home that I'm preparing for sale (staging). The client has an odd sense of style; the home is part contemporary and part tudor/gothic with dark half-timbered beams against white stuccoed walls, both inside and out. The realt ... | |||||
| Aksel Kjeersgard / Odder -- occasional /coffee table | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | adorabilis | General discussion | |
| hi i just can't find this model searching the web... two tables which can be used in differnet ways... are these of an younger age? just a guess... somebody known a modelname or the approximate year of production? thanks for looking ole | |||||
| The base and the table top | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | _ | General discussion | |
| The base and the table top edge are the clues that indicate this is not a Knoll table. Even though some ordered the base and tops of the tables with a differnet finish, Florence Knoll intended the table (which is built like a tank) with a mirror polished finish base to appear light and appear almost invisible making the top appear as if it is floating in mid air. Stow Davies did convincing almost dead on copies of the Knoll oval top tables with various finishes on the base and custon veneered/marquetry wood tops. It is hard to say who made your table, with ... | |||||
| Thanks | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| ... that I have been apparenty blessed with a freedom from even the commonest allergies, I must express the opinion that a certain hysteria has been allowed to grow with regard to "invisible threats" to our health. Perhaps this is an inevitable response to the general sense of helplessness we all feel, living in an environment which is essentially out of our control, with new "unknowns" -- from random or serial crime, to pollution, to terrorism -- appearing weekly (even if the newsmedia profit by exaggerating the likelyhood of such occurrences). Asbestos contam ... | |||||
| No Group is the Last Victim | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | crankyd | General discussion | |
| No Group is the Last Victim Dear starcat- Just wanted to weigh in on your comment: "Let me advance the notion that in polite western society, there are two groups left that it's fair game to disparage, facts be damned: gays and Christians." First, let me say that when I hear ANYONE talk about the "last group" blah, blah, blah...(thought you did include two)I just want to scream. There is no "last group" out there free of being disparaged. None. However, I do find it odd that when Christians talk about their present-day persecution, you would think that they ... | |||||
| royal system | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Danish-homestore.com | General discussion | |
| royal system So the royal system came in teak only and is coloured accoding to the age with the younger systems being more orange in colour than the older slightly darker. Weigth can quickly get up to 100kg as you have 4 cabinets each weighing around 15kg add to that all the shelves and bits. The only system that came from CADO in other woods is the CADO system with differnet fixtures than yours. That system came in (order of popularity) Brazilian roseood and later indonesian rosewood Teak Light oak Walnut I trust this helps Regards Simon | |||||
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