Q:Does anyone know of a place/web site that sells pillows to put on office chairs? I've been of great need for my neck and can't find one.

If I were you, I wouldn't get a pillow at all. I would invest in a better office chair and some monitor risers. It sounds like your montior is not positioned right if you're getting neck pain.

Q:I have only stumbled across gliders which I don't like because all of them seem to develop some sort of squeak and they're more expensive. I just want a simple rocking chair and I can't seem to find one.

Consignment stores, yard sales, antique shops, etc. will be your best bet. I always see those there- and you can probably get one for a good price. Good luck!

Q:Am interested to know a little about this. Are there other first chairs? Why is it that first chair violin is recognized before the show?

First chair violin is for the bests players! Then the have second and third. There always recognized because they are the best of the violins! There special because they are the lead people in the band...

Q:In the commercials for power wheel chairs, it asked if you have fallen in the past month. And if you answered yes to this question I need this chair. My friend kicked my knee and made me fall. Do I need this chair?

You do not need this chair. If you use it, you will be dependent on it for a very long time. If you want to be healthy like a normal person you should train your legs to hold you up. Those commercials just want your money. Example: Have you sneezed in the past two years? If you did, you need this pill! That was a bit exaggerated but believe me, people that sell those chairs would do anything to make others buy them. Also, you didn't fall because of exhaustion or leg failure. You fell because someone kicked you.

Q:What is the difference between wheel chair accessible cabins on cruises and non-wheel chair accessible?My partner and I are not handicap and I have been assigned a room that is wheel chair accessible.Can I ask the cruise line to change the room? Or it is not that bad?

Keep it! We are trying to GET a wheel chair accessible cabin! Twice as big!!! You can probably change it if you want but seriously don't.

Q:I have the brenton studio bungee chair in my room for almost a year and I just read the labels in the bottom and it says, Ca prop65 warning: this product contains chemical, including lead, know to the state of california to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. should I get rid of it? Its my favorite chair but im afraid of the harmful effects.

Unless you live in California, you have nothing to worry about.

Q:parson chairs are the poplar chairs that come with wood tables, they are almost always black or brown leather.

Parsons chairs have become so popular there are many different styles and fabrics made into slip covers. I have even seen them covered in plain white cotton, just screaming for a slipcover. There are even patterns to sew your own in fabric stores. Try looking for both. Also, if you have basic sewing and stapling tools, you can do upholstery on them yourself.

Q:There are some chairs at office depot that has this feature. I plan on buying one for moderate home usage. They state that you should lower the tension for lighter people and raise the tension for heavier people. But exactly how does the feature help prolong th elife of the chair. I am actually neither heavy or light in weight. And i want to prolong the life as long as possible.

If I could rig it up with a jet pack and a parachute I might launch my self off the highest and nearest cliff just to one up the nave's

Q:What were your schools desks and chairs like ? Mines are graffitied and 2 people sit at them but they are sometimes in rows, the chairs are these horrible plastic things which make sitting on rusty nails comfier ...

wow! Mine had chewing gum residue stuck to the top as well as underneath!! YUCK!!

Q:Anybody have any good websites where I can find history of the Metal Tulip Lawn Chairs - or metal lawn chairs in general - manufacture info, design, quality, what to look for in originals, replicas, etc. Any clue who designed the first one?

This furniture is a symbol of the simpler times that followed the first world war. Previously, American designers had copied European steamer chairs, or French bistro chairs. The first companies to manufacture metal gliders and swings were The J.R. Bedding Company, in Philadelphia and Howell Manufacturing, whose designs were a rage at the 1939 World Fair! One of the first designers to create a chair that was marketed to the masses was Viktor Schreckengost, an eclectic inventor also responsible for the design of metal children's pushcars and bicycles for the recently defunct Murray Ohio Manufacturing Company (A distant relative informed me recently that their family name, popular in western PA, means scary ghost!) His Beverly Hills model, sold through Sears Roebuck during WWII, can still be found across the country. Schreckengost designed the chair by offering a free drink to all 428 workers at the Murray plant in return for their participation in its creation. Each plant worker sat on the lid of a barrel layered with 8 inches of clay covered with plastic. The prototype was created, the first metal die-cut made, and when the war ended sales flourished. The joyous optimism of the nation was reflected in the c-0-0-0-l new color choices: red, lime, lavender, canary yellow and blue. It's lines were sleek and modern, much like the polished chrome and tubular steel evident in everything from baby buggies to mixmasters. Victor Just died this January