Democrats want to get to the business of governing as quickly as possible, so look for them to move quickly in determining who chairs and sits on which committees--a process Donovan describes as competitive and potentially contentious.

FORBES: Election 2008

In addition, it turns out that each year she must produce a complete list of all her businesses personal property, from lawn mowers to computers to radios to chairs, and submit this list to the County so she can pay property taxes on all these items.

FORBES: When Julia Tried to Start a Business

It is so undisciplined that companies spend more time on buying tables and chairs for the cafeteria, than on the selection of an ad agency.

FORBES: Marketers Have A Better Process Buying Chairs For The Cafeteria, Than For Hiring An Ad Agency

And so it's hardly worth complaining that the cafe chairs make an awful screech when dragged on those concrete floors, and that there's still a line to the ladies room at intermission when the audiences of two of the three theaters come out to stretch.

WSJ: Frank Gehry | Pershing Square Signature Center | By Julie V. Iovine

Every two weeks, the town residents put out for trash their hard, nonorganic items: old TVs, broken chairs, boxes of paperbacks, end tables, busted lamps, toys their children had outgrown, and so on.

NEWYORKER: Wakefield