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	A Treasury of Scandinavian...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	jesgord	General discussion
	A Treasury of Scandinavian... Very difficult to rely on only one text. That said, I particularly like: A Treasury of Scandinavian Design by Erik Zahle Scandinavian Design and Modern Scandinavian Furniture by Ulf Hard af Segerstad There are a good number of country specific and books with narrower focuses (furniture, ceramics, glass, wood) out there as well
	I think something Nakashima l...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	I think something Nakashima l... I think something Nakashima like would be lovely, especially with the earthy coloured sofa, theres quite a bit of it about but difficult to find something just right...theres a bit of it online.
	There can't be anything better really?	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Robert Leach	General discussion
	There can't be anything better really? the Expedit shelf openings are 12" x 12" x 12" - the perfect size Unless you want to stack front on, but this makes it difficult to find stuff ?
	I hate the argument that abst...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	I hate the argument that abst... I hate the argument that abstract is easier than figurative. Do anything well is difficult. It may be easier to emulate it and fool an aesthetic illiterate, but that doesn't mean its easy to do masterfully. As a bass player I get, "Isn't the bass easier than the guitar" all the time. It's irritating. Sure it's easy to play one note root lines. You might even train a monkey to do that. But to play an inspiring original bass line, often on the spot, is a different story. I believe all musical instruments are equal in difficulty ...
	worth restoration?	1 Relevance	16 years ago	thehistorian222	General discussion
	worth restoration? I hadn't noticed the feet at all. I wonder if I could find originals to replace them and if it would be too difficult to remove the bolts, refinish the wood, and replace the shock mount. Anyone think it's worth trying to restore this thing, assuming I could buy it cheaply (the seller was asking $1700, which is way more than I'd pay in this condition)? I want it to restore and keep, not to re-sell, but I want it done right.
	I don't use abstraction in...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Patrick - desig...	General discussion
	I don't use abstraction in... I don't use abstraction in my personal artistic work but I have a serious background in painting and I can assure you that abstract painting is, at least, as difficult as figuration.
	Just relax & be yourself.	1 Relevance	16 years ago	william-holden-...	General discussion
	Just relax & be yourself. Nervous-wreck interviewees are difficult to interview. Relax, talk about yourself, ask lots of questions about their business. Scrutinize their website & familiarize yourself with the company-- that's bound to supply you with some honest, intelligent questions. If you're personable, perceptive, and conscientious-- what's NOT to like?
	Brionvega Algol television	1 Relevance	16 years ago	niceguy	General discussion
	... even includes the original dust bag and the interior Styrofoam shells. It appears to be unused. This television will work great as a side table television and it is very difficult to find in this condition. Although I believed that this was already a good deal I ask for and received an additional discount. The seller was not offended and was more than happy to sell the unit for less than the sticker price.
	common sense	1 Relevance	16 years ago	niceguy	General discussion
	... and these are not the individuals I am discussing. Asking for a further discount from an already beleived low price is acceptable, asking more than once when the buyer has declined the offer is not acceptable. There are degress to the "art of the bargain" that take many years to develope and fine tune. To "beat up" and or demean and humililate the buyer or the seller is bad business and is not what I am suggesting. I also realize that everyone has emotions, but to let them interfere with what is "more or less" an insignificant moment (buying anything) i ...
	laws versus ethics	1 Relevance	16 years ago	niceguy	General discussion
	... acquire the piece with no legal ramifications. The question of ethics may arise, but this is difficult to prosecute in a court of law. The purchase of anything is a business transaction and emotional and ethical issues should never be allowed to cloud or influence the deal. "Always" remain legal (consult your attorney when in doubt) and pay the seller the absolute minimum amount possible. Do not allow the sellers problems (lack of money) to become your problems. *If the buyer believes the object to be stolen or of a dubious nature (common sense does prev ...
	It	1 Relevance	16 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	It Shouldn't be too difficult to find matching or similar end tables.
	African	1 Relevance	16 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	African Agreed... African art and sculpture complements the modern aesthetic quite nicely. "Authentic" items are increasingly difficult to come by and/or rather expensive, but there are plenty of more affordable options that are specifically made for the collector's market. Generally speaking, anything can be found on eBay. Looking for sculptures can be as much of a task as looking for any other form of art. However, if you have some idea of your preferences, it does narrow the field down to make the search much more manageable.
	Impartial Advice	1 Relevance	16 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	... standard 1838 is green. This product is not available in your local hardware stores. It is available in 2 ounce tubes but you need to buy 6 tubes from a 3M distributor. We acquired a sample from our 3M Rep. In testing we found this products viscosity to be very thin, making it difficult to keep the mount from sliding around while clamping, creating more of a mess to clean up. Secondly: PC products PC-7. The thickest of the three products we tested, spread easily and was the most user friendly. After a quick light squeeze with a clamp the mount hardly shifte ...
	No sense in reporting...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	virtueaudio	General discussion
	No sense in reporting... Ebay won't do a thing about it. It's very difficult to prove its a fake, despite the fact that many of us know it is. Ebay wont waste their time with something like this. They regularly overlook bigger more widespread scams and will only respond when faced with legal action from someone with financial resources to make the threat credible.
	The same way everybody else...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	jesgord	General discussion
	The same way everybody else... The same way everybody else does who knocks of the egg. Its not that difficult....especially with multitudes of Chinese knockoffs being produced. They just ordered them in distressed leather.