Q:how can i make a chair out of cardboard paper without using any tape, glue stuff like dat? only slitsit has 2 have a curved shape

Yes you can. Ever do the cut out thing with a folded piece of paper? If you were e to cut out a bunch of identically shaped chair profile shapes and then stack them next to each other they would distribute the weight load evenly. Below is a cool You tube link to the one I have seen, but there are many more designs on you tube available.

Q:I am installing a chair rail in a room with a window. When my chair rail meets the window, should I run it right below the window trim? Or should I give it some room between the rail and the trim of the window. I am painting one color below the rail and another color above the rail.Thanks for your help!

Chair Rail Window

Q:I am designing a chair for a musician for a school project and have a few questions about the ergonomics of the chairs that musicians sit it while performing and practicing. a. How often (on average) do you practice/play per week? b. What is the proper posture for playing your instrument while sitting? c. Do you prefer to stand or sit when performing/practicing? Why? d. Do you have any physical ailments associated with sitting while playing your instrument? e. How does your seat position within an orchestral setting affect your playing? f. Do you have a favorite chair when practicing/playing? If so, what do you like about it? g. What do you like/not like about the chairs you are typically required to use? h. Would you consider buying a purposely-designed chair for playing if you knew it would help your performance and/or health? i. What characteristics would define an ideal musician’s seat for you and your instrument?

I play the flute, a. I play Monday through Friday for an hour with my school band, and about 30 minutes to an hour most evenings. b. Proper posture is to have both feet flat on the floor while sitting on the edge of the seat with a straight back. c. I prefer to stand when I'm playing by myself, because it makes breathing easier. d. If I have to hold my instrument up for a while, my arms ache, but it's nothing too major. e. The worst part about being a flute player is having to adjust for space and trying to hold the instrument around the chair. So we're constantly shifting, trying to get comfortable. f. The chair I like to use if I have to sit is a little taller and has a lower back. g. The chairs I have to use are generally hard plastic, which is uncomfortable, and they have high backs that are difficult to maneuver around. h. Yes I would. i. One with a lower back, so I could hold my instrument over it, and a little more suited to sitting for longer periods of time.

Q:How much is it worth?

i think its almost 20 mil ?! not sure

Q:If I have a CIS cyclohexane (with 2 cis substituents), would that translate into a CIS chair conformation (with both substituents pointing in the same direction)?? Or are they completely unrelated?Because when I try converting cyclohexanes to chairs, I end up getting the trans conformation...The lowest energy conformation of cis-1-4-(1,1-dimethylethyl)cyclohexane is not a chair. Why?^^For the above question, the answer is because ONE of the t-butyl groups is in an axial position...BUT when I draw the cis cyclohexane and convert it to a chair, I get BOTH t-butyl groups in opposite-direction axial positions...which, I know, isn't the cis conformation.Is it not possible to convert from cyclohexanes to chairs? Like, having a cis cyclohexane DOES NOT translate into a cis chair conformation??

For your first question, you are likely drawing your chair conformer correctly, but interpreting it incorrectly. Are you equating equatorial and axial positions as trans? Cis substituents are sometimes in equatorial and axial positions - you can tell that they are cis if BOTH are the upper or lower subsituent. The substituents are trans if one is in the upper position, and one is in the lower position. I wish I could attach a picture to this answer to show you better. For your second question, you are probably drawing it incorrectly. One will be axial, and one will be equatorial. Remember to number your carbons so that you are drawing your substituent on the right one. tert-butyl groups are very bulky and will add a lot of steric hindrance to your molecule. In this case, a boat conformer will actually be more stable! Cis cyclohexanes do translate into chair conformations, but this particular molecule is more stable as a boat.

Q:I am looking to purchase for a teen and a tween a lounge type chair - something is bright colors (one green/one pink) similar to a bean bag chair, but with a little more substance or back support. I saw one on PBTeen, but it is almost $200 each.Does anyone have any suggestions on where I might find one maybe for about $100? I've seen some really cheap looking ones - kind of like an extreme bright shiny vinyl which I didn't like. It also should be light enough and easy enough for them to bring from their bedrooms to the basement for TV watching with friends.

Do you have a Big Lot where you live? I saw some at our local Big Lot.

Q:A factory for the construction of quality furniture has 2 divisions: a machine shop where the parts of the furniture are fabricated, and an assembly and finishing division where the parts are put together into the finished product. Suppose that there are 12 employees in the machine shop and 20 in the assembly and finishing division and that each employee works an 8-hour day. Suppose further that the factory produces only two products: chairs and tables. A chair requires 384/17 hours of machine shop time and 480/17 hours of assembly and finishing time. A table requires 240/17 hours of machine shop time and 640/17 hours of assembly and finishing time. Assuming that there is an unlimited demand for these products and that the manufacturer wishes to keep all employees busy, how many chairs and how many tables can this factory produce each day?

Let t and c represent the number of tables and chairs produced each day, respectively. We want the total number of production hours to match the number available. .. (240/17)t + (384/17)c = 12*8 ... machine shop hours .. (640/17)t + (480/17)c = 20*8 ... finishing hours We can eliminate fractions by multiplying the first equation by 17/48 and the second equation by 17/160. .. 5t + 8c = 34 .. 4t + 3c = 17 These equations can be solved by any of the usual methods. Perhaps Cramer's rule is a useful method here. .. t = (34*3 - 17*8)/(5*3 - 4*8) = 17(6-8)/(-17) = 2 .. c = (5*17 - 4*34)/-17 = 17(5-8)/-17 = 3 Producing 2 tables and 3 chairs each day will keep the factory fully occupied.

Q:So i need a new chair/recliner for my house, and i came up with this idea. I could get a car's front seat from a junk yard, and turn it into a chair. I was wondering what i should do/use for the legs of the chair. Also i imagine that it will be back heavy and topple backwards easy. Please help!-Thanks.

Bill is right. You need to make a box platform for the seat to rest on. If you do it right you can leave the rails on the bottom of the seat and no one will see them due to the exterior sides of the box. I would make the two sides longer in back of the platform than the front and back portions. This allows you to do the recline without wondering if you are going to tip over backwards. About 8 inches longer in back. However, Shopko is running a sale right now on reclining swivel chairs that are pretty comfortable, with gliding ottoman, for about $70/ Just depends on what you can live with.

Q:Do they still kill people in electric chairs in prison? If they do, what do people have to do, to have to be sentenced to death in one?

9 states still currently use the electric chair as a secondary form of execution. Oklahoma, Florida, Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina, and Virginia. A capital punishment is required for lethal injection or death by the electric chair. Capital crimes include: Highest grade of murder Treason Use of weapons of mass destruction that result in death Espionage Terrorism Certain violations of the Geneve Convention Aggravated rape in Louisiana, Florida and Oklahoma Extortionate kidnapping in Oklahoma Aggravated kidnapping in Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky and South Carolina Aircraft hijacking in Alabama Drug trafficking resulting in a person's death in Connecticut Train wrecking which leads to a person's death Perjury which leads to a person's death in California In the Military: Desertion Mutiny Spying

Q:I've always loved to sit in those massager chairs in the mall and now that I have the money I want to buy one. What do you think is a good brand and do I have to spend a couple grand just for a good one?

If you're worried about the price, you could buy an alternative. You could buy an Homedics Massage Cushion for under $200. It is a full sized cushion (back and bottom) that will strap on to any chair you already have. You sit on it and it works just like a massage chair. You can get them in many varieties like Shiatsu Massage or Swedish Massage. If you really want full massage chair, it isn't hard to find, even a really good one, for under $3,000. I'd say most run around $2,500. The key is to get one that doesn't have tons of extra features that you'll have to pay for, but aren't going to use. Buy something simple that has what you need. Don't let the description of a chair fool you into buying it. Just because it sounds like it has a lot of awesome characteristics doesn't mean it's worth paying for.