Q:Office supplies, including those?

Cheque machine, hot melt machine, projector, umbrella stand, copier, typewriter, label machine, belt molding machine, projector, printerElectronic whiteboard, fingerprint attendance machine, iron file cabinet, credit card attendance machine, white board, cork board, green board, access control machine, key boxSealing machine, wireless glue machine, mute trolley, glass whiteboard, electronic whiteboard pen, cash register, paper cutter, bar code printerCartridge, cartridge, film

Q:I've play flute for 8 years now, piccolo for 6. Last year when playing for chairs I got 2nd chair. I got absolutely no solos nor piccolo parts. Being my sophomore year, I didn't mind all that much. Our flute section leader was first chair. Now this year she is drum major. We played for chair with a new band director and I got 2nd chair once again, while she got 1st. I've asked to challenge but I don't know if I will be allowed to or not. When I asked last year I was gently told no. Saying all that, every time we have played for chairs I knew for a fact that I could easily beat her and become 1st chair but the band directors keep giving me 2nd. I don't know what to do. I know for a fact she's planing on once again not giving me any solos nor piccolo parts. It's really bumming me down. What should I do?

Here's a story. I was in high school, in the late 70's early 80's. A tall guy, playing flute in band. Pretty good too, as when all others were mastering smoke on the water I was trying to dig into the works of John Coltrane. As with you, I knew I could terrorize the the 1st chair flute position, yet I was never a wise guy. In my case, it was favoritism, as I played circles around the first chair occupants through my years in high school. I know this to be true, because 20+ year class reunions often reveal some history..funny stuff. My band directors didn't like the fact that what they were trying to teach, I and a couple others were well beyond. One guy who really got the raw end of the deal, by these same band directors, is a world famous trumpeter currently. Yes, encouragement is suppose to be a quality of teaching yet isn't always there. And..It is possible you may not actually deserve it...yet! Maybe the band directors are approaching and dealing with you wrong or visa-versa. Maybe the first chair occupant is a bit better by some fashion, maybe not. You being your own judge is tough and maybe not as accurate as you think. In my situation, I had a somewhat overwhelming amount of adult professional musician folk disclose some positive opinions of my playing back then. If your case is similar, just ride the wave. If your case is dissimilar, just ride the wave. If music is a strong desire of yours, high school may have only a minor if any influence. There are many other venues, if you have skills and determination, you'll get it your story out. Plug on! Cheers and good luck.

Q:What are the possible ways I could use to finish my chair.. oil, varnish, ...? and what are the advantages of each of them, are they cheap, etc?

I would not use oil since it could ruin someones clothes. Varnish or Poly is best. Shellac turns yellow with time. All cost about the same.

Q:These kind of chairs are used in art and animation academies. but i don't have much informatioin about it. Not even the correct spelling.

They were used for half-drowning witches. Why they would be used in art nowadays, I cannot imagine. It might be DONKEY chair, which is a normal chair with boxes built under the arms, and/or on the back, for storing equipment. (Because of how donkeys were loaded with packages). It must have a more modern name, but I do not know it. This makes more sense for places where you have to keep small tools handy.

Q:I am looking for a comfortable, durable, and preferably affordable office chair to use for long hours of use. Any suggestions? Best answer goes to the person that provides me information of what I looking for. Thanks in advance.

I okorder / and I would highly recommend a commercial grade chair since you are using it for long periods of time. Look for something ergonomic (not just the word ergonomic but true feature). Look for seat depth adjustment, independent backrest, lumbar support and what type of foam they use. Molded injection is more durable and lasts longer, cut foam is softer but doesn't hold up as well. As for price you are probably looking at $250+ but should get a lifetime warranty and plenty of use from the chair average 8 years.

Q:Here is a picture of it...I want to make it white somehow I just loved the shape and how comfy it is and can't afford a $250 chair so I decided to get a $25 chair from craigslist and cover it to make it white instead. I have covered chairs and stools and a bench before but nothing with a complex shape like this. It's the arm rests that throw me off. How would I do this? Thanks!

The only thing I can think to do with it's shape would be to make a slip cover for it. You usually can find templates in books at the library, or even online. Other than that, it's a tough call. Slip covers are nice, also, because if you're going for white, you'll be able to wash it (plus cover the arm rests)

Q:How do you upholster a wing back chair? how difficult is it? how many yards of fabric? what kind of (cheaper) fabric should i use?

I'm new to the upholster game but the best fabric is they heavy ones with that plastic like backing. it's water/spill proof and very easy to cut. now i would lay the fabric on the chair. cut it to size, leaving room for sewing ..i'd say an inch. pin it in place inside out and they sew. now most fabric stores have a chart that has picture diagram on how much you need for whatever kinda chair. I would add 5 yards to that being you're a beginner. Never have too much but OMG if you don't have enough. Good luck!

Q:I'm a gamer and when it comes to the pc I need a good office chair that DOES NOT lose its cushion over a month period or so. Can anyone recommened a good office chair that doesn't loose its cushion? Thanks.

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Q:I am looking to buy two identical chairs for my bedroom. The plan is to have them sitting by the window with a little end table between them.

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Q:My question is thus:What are the 'rules' for pulling out chairs for ladies at fancy dinners? Should I just seat my girlfriend, or should I also seat her younger sister?And would it be considered improper for me to help her mother as well?P.S. This is for large, out of house, and family dinners.Thank you

If the ladies do not have their own escorts, then yes, you should pull out their chairs. Always attend to your date first, then to the other ladies according to rank (in this case age, but if say your mother and your girlfriend's mother were there, you would take care of your mother first). A gentleman takes care of the needs off all unescorted ladies, not just his own date.