I’m working on a seating chart for my wedding reception, and am thinking that if I put 4 feet between rows, that should be ok. Just looking for some confirmation. The tables are 3 ft wide. Is 4 feet enough for people to sit at the tables and a walkway? (Assuming that the people at the table are of average size.) Thanks!
I just bought a coffee table set and thought that it would match the rest of the room,well it doesn’t.It looks like crap,so we are stuck with these tables that dont match,they are a light oak color and everything else is dark brown.Is there a way for me to take the light finish off of these tables and apply a new darker finish?
The FAFSA application ask for my parents education level? In the instructions it says some states offer aid based on eduction level of parents. Does California use this factor? Is it better to have parents with education or without education?
I need some to hold up real good in the weather. Can I use regular kilts as my base coat or do I get a concrete primer & use concrete paint?
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Concrete nouns are nouns we can touch, such as apples. However, paper is a common noun. We can touch paper why isnt it a concrete noun or a common concrete noun?
I have an asset database in MS Access 2007. It has three tables ASSETS, STAFF and LEND. The LEND table contains information about the items being borrowed by STAFF, date and some other details. I want the staff_id to be taken from STAFF table and asset_code to be taken from ASSET table so that I maintain data validity and concurrency. Can any one tell me how I can do this with user forms?
I don’t know if there is a difference in education between a psychologist and a neuropsychologist, but i would just like a simple quick list of what education is required to become a neuropsychologist, only. thank you!
I am planning to have a concrete patio poured at my new house. How can I be sure the contractor is properly preparing the “underlayment” before pouring the concrete? I know that a certain amount of dirt should be removed (about 8″), that 3/4″ gravel and fine gravel should add back about 4″ when compacted, and that there should be a pre-soil treatment as well as a vapor barrier installed before the rebar goes down, but what else should I be sure gets done before the 4″ thick concrete gets poured?
Also, what PSI rating should the concrete be for this type of application?
I am in the Southern California area, in case weather is a concern.