I bought a German dining set that looks just like a basic breakfast nook. It has an "L" shaped bench and three dining chairs. The pads on the bench and chairs is a grotesque tan/brown 1970's pattern, which wouldn't be so bad, but some of them are discolored. I would like to find replacement pads, but my internet searches have turned up nothing. I need pads for the seats (to fit the benches and chairs) and for the backs. I am planning to make my own but not until I get home where I have more of a fabric selection. Does anyone know of any stores that do indoor, dining set bench pads (not piano bench pads) or people who do custom sewing jobs? Thanks a lot!

I am constantly cleaning up after them. I want to know can I ever have a couch? We have a bench we put cushions on but if you leave the room one of the animals gets to them in one way or another. Do they make anytype of material that would be easy to clean if it was soiled and that is also chew/claw resistant? Thank you all for responding...I am going to look into ecah of your answers, greatly appreciate it! The problem with outside is that the one dog keeps hopping the fence and running away. He keeps finding new ways to run away. I know the problem with the cats is that there are way to many but I can't seem to convince the housemates of this fact.

Where can i look for cheap workout mats that will support my indoor workout bench (for bench press)?

I am a freshman track and field/ indoor track / XC runner. I am 6ft tall, 138 lbs. I currently bench 3 reps of15 lifts at 100 lbs. What would be a good workout routine for me. I run everything from the 4 x 400 m relay to the 3200 m steeplechase.

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I'm trying out for the Miami Valley Silverbacks. I'm 5'6" and about 190 and run a 4.5 40. I bench around 230 and squat about 350. I'm just getting some experience then I'm moving up to Cleveland or Columbus to tryout for There "PRO" arena teams. What are my chances?

i have been playing outdoor soccer for about 8 years. and ive been wanting to try indoor soccer. please let me know of any rule changes i should know about. i also have some questions: 1. how many players on the field at once 2. what are the positions 3. how many players on teams 4. ive heard there is a penalty box like hockey? how does that work (if you get called for a penalty does your team play one man down?) 5. what can you be penalized for? 6. how is the goal positioned? can you go behind it? is it sticking out? 7. is there a bench like in hockey? 8. if the ref blows the whistle to call a penalty or if the ball goes out, where is the kick off taken? thank you

During my soccer game yesterday the ref was a total joke and I got into an argument with him (indoor soccer and I was on the bench, not actually on the field). After the argument I left the pitch and never returned and no red card was handed out and my team was not a man down. I get a call today saying I got a red card in the 14th minute of the 2nd half but no card was shown, is this possible? I believe it is not, but i would like to see if some one has an idea.

I'm looking at buying some furniture for the entryway of our house online and I am by no means any kind of interior decorator so basically I want to make sure that these two main pieces will go well together. Burnished cherry finish table: http://www.coffeetablesgalore.com/console-tables/rectangle/andorrasofatableedenburnishedcherry.cfm?TID=RVS610&source=channel_intelligence_gbase&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=RVS610#accessories Espresso colored bench: http://www.benches.com/indoor-benches/cubbie-benches/ashberry2cubbiestoragebenchwithdrawers.cfm?RNtt=ashberry I've already ordered one of these and really like the other, so any help you could give would be great. Thanks.

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