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Theres a new twist in the story of the $ 500,000 in gold discovered by a bidder at a California storage auction two weeks ago. StorageAuctionCentral.com reports that they were contacted by a man who claims to know the original owner of the storage unit.

On November 8, 2011, Dan and Laura Dotson, of television show Storage Wars fame, reported that a bidder at one of their auctions had discovered $ 500,000 in gold coins after purchasing the contents of a storage unit for $ 1,100. The coins were described as Spanish doubloons and reported to be at least 200 years old.

After reading about the find on StorageAuctionCentral.com, a man named Curtis P. contacted the news outlet to detail what he knew of the coins history. Curtis identified the owner of the gold as Daniel David Rigmaiden, a man who is currently awaiting trial in the United States District Court of Arizona (No. CR-08-814-PHX-DGC) on federal charges of fraud and identity theft. Rigmaiden, a self-described hacker, is accused of running a complex identity theft ring that stole more than $ 4 million from the U.S. government through the filing of fraudulent tax returns.

Curtis relayed that he had met Rigmaiden in jail while being held for unrelated charges and that Rigmaiden asked him to take care of his apartment and storage units. Curtis said he was unable to make payment on the storage units because Rigmaiden had leased them under an alias that had not been disclosed to him.

Curtis described Rigmaiden as a troubled genius whose apartment was devoid of nearly all modern amenities. The only furniture he had were two tables, a folding chair, and a cot, said Curtis. Curtis also said that Rigmaiden didnt spend lavishly and would convert his stolen funds into gold and silver that he would then store away from his home. He didnt even have a car, said Curtis.

Rigmaidens case reads like a modern day cloak and dagger novel, complete with undercover FBI and Secret Service operatives and suppression by the federal government of information about a secretive technology known as Stingray that is used to track cellular phone locations.

Curtis said Rigmaiden described the storage unit as containing $ 680,000 in gold, silver, and platinum. A wired.com article on Rigmaidens case stated that more than $ 116,000 cash and $ 210,000 in gold and silver coins were found when searching Rigmaidens home and another storage unit he rented.

More details about Curtiss claims and Rigmaidens case can be found on StorageAuctionCentral.com.

StorageAuctionCentral.com is a leading source of news and information about storage auctions. For more details about storage auctions, or to discuss this article, visit our storage auctions forum.

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The Various Types Of Folding Chairs

Article by Michael Price

Folding chairs have always been a part of home furniture, being used both indoors or outdoors. From seating extra guests at a party to going camping over the weekend, They have served families for years. There are various choices available when you go folding chair shopping. Listed below are a few of them.

They are highly useful not only for residential requirements, but are also used for public events like school shows, church prayers and entertainment events. They are quite affordable, light in weight, easy to use, maintain and store. Add to it their advantageous foldable design which makes it simple to set up or take down with little effort needed. They are designed to seat people of variable weights comfortably. These chairs are made from a number of materials as discussed below:

* Plastic

Plastic chairs are perhaps the most common ones. They are also the most affordable in the range of these chairs chairs available, making them a popular choice for many. It is perfect for practical seating arrangements for less extravagant affairs. They can be maintained with minimum fuss as they are stain resistant, waterproof and are protected against accidental spills. Many event organizers prefer to use these chairs for outdoor events where a padded chair could easily be damaged if it suddenly started to rain. Many people carry these chairs when they go camping.

* Padded

Padded folding chairs have a plastic back and instead of a plastic seat they have a padded fabric seat. They are preferred for indoor events to ensure comfortable long duration seating. They require regular cleaning to prevent the dirt from settling in the fabric of the seat. However, they come in attractive colors and can look quite good as they fit in to a specific color theme get together. If presentation is an important factor, then these padded chairs are your best choice. Many homes store additional padded folding chairs with the padded seat in a color that matches the rest of their furniture and home décor.

* Metal

Metal folding chairs come second to plastic folding chairs in the popularity race. They are made with18-gauge steel tubing for the frames and are double-riveted. This makes them much more durable, and stronger than plastic chairs. Their legs will never collapse under excessive weight and are recommended for seating people on the heavier side. However, their stiffness makes them a bit uncomfortable to sit on for longer periods.

* Mesh

Mesh They are comparatively newer to the market, and on the more expensive side. They are a comfortable choice to sit outdoors specially in hotter temperatures. Their breathable design makes them comfortable and cool to sit on. Mesh chairs are made durable thanks to their metal frames, and are quite easy to clean and maintain in the case of spills.

They are a convenient, inexpensive and most importantly practical choice. For homes to public places to event organizers, these chairs can fulfill multiple purposes anytime of the day, year and in any season. If you wish to buy folding chairs, then base your choice of chair on your requirements- outdoors? All season? Storage and maintenance options? The answers to these questions will take you to the best suited folding chairs to fulfill your needs around the house or on a larger scale.

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I think your best bet would be to try the Mercedes-Benz Accessories website. They have a sling-seat style folding chair.

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It seems like the same story every holiday. What does an older loved one who seems to have everything want for Christmas? Consider that a senior could be missing something that may be difficult to put a bow on: companionship.

Many seniors, including those in care communities, may have no one to visit them during the holidays this year as families cut travel expenses and treasured family time, said President and Chief Operating Officer (COO) Jeff Huber of Home Instead, Inc., franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care