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	the_beloved	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	... A diME FROM ANYONE THEY TAKE IT UPON THEMSELVES TO WRITE THE LETTERS, FOR THE EAMES, EBAY PANDERS TO WHAT EVER I HAVE MORE OWN GRIPE WITH THEM AS THE MOST INCONSISTENT COMPANY IN THE WORLD AS LONG AS THEY GET A FEE, EAMES ERA IS IN THE VERNACULAR OF THE WORLD SO LIVE WITH IT LIKE EISENHOWER ERA
	I wouldn't be so quick to mal...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	brbeard	General discussion
	I wouldn't be so quick to mal... I wouldn't be so quick to malign the folks at Schiffer. I imagine that part of the reason the proposal was rejected is that Schiffer wasn't sufficiently convinced that the proposer would be qualified to write the book. I think that if you want to get in the game here, you've got to put the book together yourself, on your own dime, and then shop it around.
	It is said that...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	It is said that... Jean-Michel Basquiat cared more about drugs and women than art or money. Drug influenced artists are a dime a dozen...and buying their art is only supporting their habit, which in JMB?s case might have not existed if he had a nurturing Father.
	patrick and alix	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	patrick and alix It may seem that way but i have never benefited one dime from your forum . I have tried to be helpful and tell people about innovative ideas that they can do with there chairs. I won't waste my time
	i am somewhat stumped	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	i am somewhat stumped In my expert opion and some say that is not worth a dime...... That chair borderlines on both the danish and the Italian , I can see a little Hans Wagner but mostly I see a Florenza chair by Franco Albine around made around 1953 the only thing that really stumps me is the heaviness of your chair Wagner with the Danish modern was trying to get more streamline and lighter as well as the Italians. The American Traditional designers working for Baker, Widdicom,and Henr ...
	-	1 Relevance	16 years ago	rockland	General discussion
	- I never really tire at viewing chairs. And many combination of words will bring up many like that on e-bay... A dime a dozen. Looking through i'm a bit surprised at the prices some bring! Considering the cushions are shot. Figure in that cost when looking i suppose. And shipping. I prefer that style chair in pairs if you need seating. I have an overload of chairs these days so finding a Zelig Z at a roadside-funky-barn-antique-junk-thing was a mixed blessing. I saw it from a distance and muttered 'oh crap' not another chair. I don't have any time to sell b ...
	Scotchweld 1838	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Poach	General discussion
	... I'd guess it's tan. There's no color listed on the package. It's "Scotchweld 1838 A/B L". I assume that the "A/B" denotes it as 2-part epoxy. Not sure what the "L" is. Furn, The 2oz package is PLENTY. No reason to buy more, unless you're going into production. I've repaired dozens of chairs, and have been using the same pair of tubes for more than 10 years. A dime-sized dab from each tube is enough for each lozenge mount, or a pair of disc mounts. Be sure to mix it very thoroughly. Remember, this isn't 5-minute epoxy. You've got all the time in th ...
	p3	1 Relevance	18 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... Saarinen was often a mannerist modernist. Most of his buildings probably could have been engineered and built in other less collosal ways. In most of his buildings, he seems to have been doing it the way he did, because he could, not because the problem required him to. Yes, his solutions were fresh and innovative, but were they necessary? Um, I doubt it. Gothic cathedrals were mannerist in a similar way, also. Yes, they forced the eyes upwards. Yes, their space program communicated one through the cruciform processional metaphorically representing an indiv ...
	BTM's comments	1 Relevance	18 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	... making of things for people, things which (finally) I get to design myself, in collaboration with the end user, of course. As for what to say to today's students: I guess it would be "you're only going to be in school for a limited time, and so whatever you can put into it is what you'll get out of it." I was aware by the time I graduated that those who came of their own volition, and (often) on their own dime, and after other experiences than just a public-school education, both put the most into college and got the most out of it (or so I suspected). F ...
	STEPHEN	1 Relevance	20 years ago	azurechicken (USA)	General discussion
	STEPHEN you are a Journalist...write an unbiased,objective account ...(as possible?)on IKEAS dime... many possible ways to go with your article,lets hope it answers some of the valid questions raised in the D.A. forum...and have a great time...
	Facts	1 Relevance	21 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Facts I'm not impressed by pedigree -- I want facts. Isn't that what any discussion of history is about? Opinions are a dime a dozen -- and very attractive in their way -- but opinions not based on facts are useless (or worse), aren't they? Tell me again what you think about the mention above of a photo showing a version of a slat bench, taken in Nelson's office BEFORE any of the men who are mentioned as possible designers of the bench, were on the Nelson payroll. Doesn't evidence of that sort trump somebody's supposed recollection. . .no matter WHO publis ...
	RE: Help! I'm slowly ruining my teak MCM table	1 Relevance	3 years ago	KingBloodstone	Repair
	This is the same chip in the previous post above, with a dime. This weekend I bought a Minwax Blend-Fil touch-up pencil and filled it in. To be honest, this will probably be the extent of my repair since it helps a lot, cosmetically. I'm still hoping I can do something preventative....I'm open to suggestions. Muchas gracias! Attachment: 20231030_201050.jpg
	the_beloved	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	... Baker and Henredon, I hate to say but in the late 50's if you had modern you were considered rather weird or different, one of my parents best friends loved modern as they were from NYC and came to Oklahoma to find new wealth and ended up starting a multinational business headquarter in Oklahoma,, they brought the modern ideas and when you went into their home it was the future, and almost 50 years later, I can remember the Eames CSU and the saarine Tulip chairs and womb chairs and th ...
	LRF, you say: "It may seem...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	essai	General discussion
	LRF, you say: "It may seem... LRF, you say: "It may seem that way but i have never benefited one dime from your forum". We don't know about that and you are probably not aware of it either as people don't always mention how they get to know you. Anyway, it would not be a problem for us if you did benefit from the forum. If a participant of the forum, from his contributions, proves that he is competent, it is normal that he benefits from the confidence of the readers and that it sometimes leads to a commercial relation. What bothers us, is when you use the fo ...
	I agree. My stint at the gove...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	I agree. My stint at the gove... I agree. My stint at the government office illustrated an entire building of nothing but old run down shit, computers and all. True, the bottom floor was absolutely packed with Eames shells, but they hadn't spent a dime since the building was erected in '69. To them those shells are in the same category with the rrest of their run down crap. Plus, many of the "good" items are rather worn. People use these every single day. I have moved far away from the city where I worked, but I got word from a friend that after 38 years of ...