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Serta - iComfort® Hybrid - Blue Fusion 100 Firm3.9 out of 5Serta introduced the Perfect Sleeper in 1931, a couple of years before the Serta name actually launched, and the company has produced a number of mattress innovations in its time. Those include the Sertapedic mattress in the 1950s and the Pillow Soft plush options in the 1970s. Serta, which manufacturers is a division of Serta Simmons Bedding, partnered with the National Sleep Foundation in 2010 to redesign the Perfect Sleeper. Keeping up with modern mattress demands, Serta recently introduced its hybrid mattresses and a bed-in-a-box-type all-foam option. Serta offers five mattress product lines: the Perfect Sleeper, iComfort, Mattress in a Box, SleepTrue and Hotel Mattresses. The company provides mattresses to hotel groups, including Hilton and resorts like the Bellagio in Las Vegas. Serta mattresses are highly accessible because of its expansive retail presence and online purchase options. U.S. News 360 Reviews rated Serta...

FIRST Daughter Amy Carter may not be planning to move in January -- she just recently received an innerspring mattress to go with her antique canopy poster bed in the family quarters of the White House. The feather mattresses that once were standard on the antique wood beds in the Lincoln Room at the White House, Blair House and Mount Vernon are long gone. Instead, these valuable old beds sport firm innerspring mattresses. Robert Shone, president of Truman Boyle Bedding, who made the mattresses for these historic beds, claims that they are one of the last manufacturers of custom bedding in the area. "There used to be about 12 companies that specialized in bedding. But one by one they stopped. The larger mattress companies, like Serta and Sealy, can't afford to upset their production to make a one-of-a-kind mattress. "Boyle charges anywhere between $200-$400. Shone says they door handle an average of seven mattresses per week. They make both innerspring and foam mattresse...

Bishop Don "Magic" Juan isn't a pimp, but he plays one on TV. He's had cameo roles in cinematic gems like "Old School," "Starsky and Hutch" and "S.W.A.T"; in glossy rap videos by Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent and Nelly; and, most recently, on the UPN sitcom "Eve. " The sleazy yet avuncular Juan finds it natural to play a pimp because back in the '70s, he was one. He's reformed, now: a dubiously ordained man of God who still sports full-on care pimp regalia, a so-called spiritual advisor to rap stars and author of the would-be bestseller "From the Pimp Stick to the Pulpit." Visiting Juan in his Los Angeles apartment, as I once did, is like entering a time warp. Bypass the 1976 Rolls Royce parked out front and step into a living room straight out of "Superfly" -- chenille sofas, shag carpets and mirrored wall paneling etched in gold. Juan wore a rainbow-colored leisure suit, shoes tie-dyed to match and shirt u...

Ever taken your winter coat out of storage and found 20 bucks in the pocket? A nice little windfall like that is enough to make anyone's day, but there are some lucky bastards out there whose accidental discoveries made their entire lives. The best part? They didn't even have to leave their own homes ...6A Man Tries To Repair His Toilet, Finds Underground Catacombs Older Than JesusLuciano Faggiano of Italy dreamed of turning a property he owned companies into a restaurant, but there was one problem: the toilet stank. It was so bad that the previous tenants had left because of a faulty pipe. Since no one in the history of mankind has heard of an eating establishment with a gross men's room, Faggiano and his sons started digging under the bathroom to find that damn pipe.And then they kept digging. And digging. And digging. Turns out there was right under the place where they'd been dropping butt bombs. The underground rooms and corridors were packed with treasures dati...

The scene, filmed inside a Manhattan coffee shop, is a classic of the genre. A male boss, clad in khakis with a laptop bag slung over his shoulder, tells his younger female employee she's up for a promotion. Then her smile quickly fades. The woman "looks fantastic in that outfit," her superior says, suggesting they go back to his hotel room so "you can show me how much you want that manager position. " As the cameras roll, she storms out of the coffee shop on her way to contact human resources. Our heroine is played by Brooklyn actress Kaylee Frazier, 34, who found work in a bustling corner of the entertainment industry: anti-harassment training videos. The #MeToo movement product has inspired countless women to share their stories of discrimination or assault. And it's helping aspiring actresses like Frazier find work and creating a boom in demand for a specialized kind of video programming. The video starring Frazier was produced by Traliant, which has s...

The scene, filmed inside a Manhattan coffee shop, is a classic of the genre. A male boss, clad in khakis with a laptop bag slung over his shoulder, tells his younger female employee she's up for a promotion. Then her smile quickly fades. The woman "looks fantastic in that outfit," her superior says, suggesting they go back to his hotel room so "you can show me how much you want that manager position. " As the cameras roll, she storms out of the coffee shop on her way to contact human resources. Our heroine is played by Brooklyn actress Kaylee Frazier, 34, who found work in a bustling corner of the entertainment industry: anti-harassment training videos. The #MeToo movement product has inspired countless women to share their stories of discrimination or assault. And it's helping aspiring actresses like Frazier find work and creating a boom in demand for a specialized kind of video programming. The video starring Frazier was produced by Traliant, which has s...

While Congress spent the past week embroiled in fallout from Representative Anthony Weiner's indecent disclosures, yesterday every member had to pony up their own personal disclosure. Financial that is. An annual rite on Capitol Hill is the release of each member's assets and liabilities, excluding their home.The filing deadline for the 2010 calendar year was May 15 and the documents were released yesterday. The House of Representatives fully embraces the exercise, making all House financial disclosure documents immediately downloadable online. connectors The Senate clearly didn't get that transparency memo; it offers up only paper copies of the filings. What follows is a spin through the filings of some House leaders. I'll follow up soon with a companion post looking at Senate leaders....once everything is scanned for easier consumption. A review of the financial disclosure forms filed by four of the House of Representative's major power players une...