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Coffee table adds a sophisticated touch to any decorPatio furniture boasts solid teak wood constructionSide table measures 39 inches long x 24 inches wide x 18 inches high

Coffee maker offers Bunn brewing perfection with the convenience and consistency of a thermal carafeCoffee brewer patterned after Bunn's commercial and restaurant brewing systems Home coffee machine produces ten cups of perfect coffee in about three minutes Specifically designed for use in high-altitude areasStainless steel accentsStainless steel tank holds the brew water at approximately 200 degrees F, the temperature required to extract the maximum flavor from coffeePatented Bunn brewing system showers the water over the ground coffee using a specially designed sprayhead to create optimum turbulence in the funnel for just the right amount of time

Treat yourself to the delicious goodness of fresh brewed coffee with this home pourover brewer. This coffee maker is patterned after Bunn's commercial brewing systems.Capacity: 10-cupFinish: Black, stainless steelStainless steel tank holds water up to 200-degrees Fahrenheit, the right temperature to extract maximum flavorFeatures spray head to create optimum turbulence Quick, three-minute brewing timeBrewer measures: 14.3 inches high x 7.1 inches wide x 13.9 inches deep

OFFICE SPACE¿s Mike Judge directs this comedy that is bursting with talent, from JUNO stars Jason Bateman and J.K. Simmons to SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE¿s Kristin Wiig and FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL¿s Mila Kunis. Bateman stars as a man who is anxious to sell his business, but his plans are threatened by a strange, unexpected event. EXTRACT¿s diverse cast also includes David Koechner, Clifton Collins Jr., Gene Simmons, and Ben Affleck.

Bristol cathedral, formerly the abbey of St Augustine, is a remarkable building. To medievalists it is an enigmatic and compelling place, filled with important work of various periods, work that raises a range of important questions about style, patronage and the intentions behind medieval architecture. Conversely, to the wider public, the cathedral is not well-known compared to others; this spectacular building tends to hide its light under a bushel. Yet its remarkable, and controversial, east end alone is one of the most significant structures of its period in Europe. This volume aims to remedy the neglect by offering a history of St Augustine`s. Highlights include the most detailed discussions to date of the later medieval history and architecture of the church and its community, and detailed papers on the dating, attribution, patronage and historiography of the east end. In their introduction and postscript the editors draw on the material presented in the collection to draw out the wider themes and lessons suggested by the building, themes that will be of interest to all with a serious interest in the study of medieval art. Dr Jon Cannon teaches medieval architectural history at the University of Bristol and elsewhere; Dr Beth Williamson is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Historical Studies at the University of Bristol. Contributors: Roger Leech, John McNeil, Sarah Boss, Christopher Wilson, Jon Cannon, Paul Crossley, Julian M. Luxford, James G. Clark, Joseph Bettey, Cathy Oakes, Beth Williamson