This chair was only available from Best Buy from what I can tell, and I think it’s been discontinued. I’m not even sure the company that make it (AK Designs) is still in business.

The good: I am still using it and for the most part it’s holding up well for a cheap chair. The cloth material is still in good shape, the armrests still look like new, and the rocking and lift mechanism still work great. After using it for a while I decided it wasn’t as good on carpet as I originally thought, so I bought a fake wood chair mat to put under it. That worked great.

The bad: A couple of the plastic pieces on top of the legs pop off occasionally when I roll and catch my heal on the leg. They are just decorative, so no big deal and I could just leave them off. It also kind of hurts if I’m not wearing shoes, but that’s not the chairs fault. The bigger problem is that sometimes if a leg comes up off the ground when moving it around a wheel will fall out, and the base will drop all the way on the floor. If I was using it on a hardwood floor this would probably scratch it, but I’m not, so it’s really another minor inconvenience for me.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use FileHandle;
use File::Temp (”mkdtemp”);
use File::Copy (”copy”);
use File::Basename (”basename”);
use Cwd (”chdir”);

my $filename = basename(”%%%{PBXFilePath}%%%”);
my $temporary_directory = mkdtemp(”/tmp/uncrustifyXXXX”);

my $uncrustify = “/Applications/UniversalIndentGUI/indenters/uncrustify”;
my $config = “/Applications/UniversalIndentGUI/myIndenters/p31Indenter.cfg”;

# Write out the file to a temp directory
open(OUTFILE, “> $temporary_directory/uncrustifyMe.m”) or die “Unable to create temporary file: $!”;
print OUTFILE while();
close(OUTFILE);

chdir(”$temporary_directory”);

# Write to temp first then read in file and print it
my $output = `$uncrustify -c $config -o output.m -f uncrustifyMe.m`;

# Read in file
open FILE, “< output.m”;
$file_contents = do { local $/; };

# Clean up
unlink “uncrustifyMe.m”;
unlink “output.m”;
rmdir “$temporary_directory”;

print $file_contents;

I am reading that you have two iPhones on one family talk accounton ATT. My wife has T-Mobile and I have ATT…her contract is up in May. My phone is eligible for upgrade in May also. We are going to switch her to ATT. I am thinking of getting us both iPhones. My question for you is about how much you pay per month for having both iPhones on one plan? Do you pay one $30 data fee? How many minutes? Text messaging, etc.?

Thanks

S