Here's your new workout regimen -- lugging this piece around.
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Shooting #firebase - tough lugging equip into a jungle pic.twitter.
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"Poor Kermit is there, lugging a heavy stone," he said.
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It is too difficult lugging his stroller up the stairs.
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I ended up lugging back products from Korea for twelve years.
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Keuchel entered Tuesday lugging a 6.75 ERA in the first inning.
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That means no lugging around a power brick or extra cords.
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Two men lugging a heavy generator rested it on the driveway.
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"We were lugging the gear through blizzards and stuff," Thompson recalls.
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He was photographed hugging a woman, embracing another and lugging debris.
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I have four different bags just for lugging my camera equipment around.
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Just ask the contractor lugging rolls of paper plans to construction sites.
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But minivans aren't just for lugging around hobby supplies and carrying kids.
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The gunman was bitter and lugging weapons stolen from a military base.
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He was lugging around a digital camcorder and tripod, documenting the event.
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It's a crazy life -- lots of planes, lugging equipment and eating while driving.
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Finally, those lugging business suits around might be worried about the rubber smell.
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All of it gets shipped directly to your door, no furniture lugging required.
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The ensuing shoulder ache that comes from lugging around a supremely stuffed suitcase.
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They arrived on Friday night for their only practice, lugging oversize equipment bags.
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No more foam flip flops or lugging a pair of sandals with you.
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They'd return the same way, lugging moon rocks and getting an amazing workout.
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I spent years lugging around the notion that I was owed a perfect life.
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Because I imagine like lugging around an extra like 60, 70, maybe more pounds.
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It's hardly worth lugging around a full-sized Bluetooth speaker all the time, though.
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Think about it: You won't have to deal with traffic or lugging around bags.
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You know, the guy lugging this in for some gaming and mocha Frappachino time.
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But lugging around a camera that prints instant photos isn't always the most convenient.
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Lugging bait and then fish (if the bait does its job) for an afternoon?
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The job calls for climbing up and down ladders, lugging equipment and installing wiring.
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I've seen the look on their faces before, those lugging these intricate wooden arks.
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An image of a dog lugging its own bag of food in Sinton, Tex.
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Otherwise we'd all still be lugging around five-pound behemoths with terrible battery life.
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But lugging breast pumps to the office is just part of a larger issue.
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Stories open with characters displaced and adrift, lugging suitcases and landing in unfamiliar airports.
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The city reportedly released footage that showed the commander lugging the beer into City Hall.
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After lugging in the tables at the venue, we notice the spot isn't wheelchair accessible.
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So he's lugging copies of Jacobin, the socialist magazine he founded, up the stairs himself.
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Nothing about me lugging a 30-pound pack across the mountains aligned with those ideas.
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After a week of lugging gym clothes in my bag, I'm craving a light day.
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I hate lugging anything bigger than the phone around since I carry so much else.
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Buy on Amazon Behind every great woman, there's a great bag lugging all of her stuff.
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When you're lugging your laptop across campus you'll appreciate the thin design and mere 2.7 pounds.
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Cut down lugging around multiple makeup bags when you travel with this luxe Pursen "Tiffany" case.
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The GPS lets track you workout without lugging your phone along, and it works delightfully well.
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Lugging around a brick of a laptop in your backpack can be a real pain — literally.
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Whatever would please its base, Sony provided like a humble caveman lugging home mammoth after mammoth.
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Inside, tenants clutching folders of documents, or lugging toddlers on their hips, stagger through the hallways.
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The families had spent six hours lobbying, lugging medical equipment from one Senate office to another.
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For the last two summers that meant lugging an Xbox One in a carry-on bag.
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Natalie Portman is a trooper ... lugging bags along the street when she's clearly on birth watch.
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And yes, there's even a decorative oar (the one people were lugging around), which costs $69.
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But in lugging the cart the astronauts found the climb to be difficult and experienced rapid heartbeats.
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As someone who got sciatica from lugging around too many heavy laptops, your buttocks will thank you.
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Lightness and compactness are important too if you're going to be lugging this around with your phone.
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Buy at Dagne Dover Behind every great woman, there's a great bag lugging all of her stuff.
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Are you sick of lugging around a power pack to top up your phone throughout the day?
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We know we sweat a lot while lugging around this enormous midsection that you are shocked by.
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But, with great power comes bulkiness, and lugging a cumbersome laptop around with you doesn't sound ideal.
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Despite a handicap of lugging an entire other car on a trailer, the Tesla just killed it.
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But within minutes, he was leaping over a wall outside lugging a computer server under his arm.
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But they're often things you should keep on a desk rather than lugging around in a backpack.
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On campus, he saw his friends lugging around black leather Bibles with their names engraved in gold.
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He's also lugging a so-so Bruins team to the playoffs for the first time since 2014.
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If you want to avoid lugging around a heavy bag of gear, try a sport towel, instead.
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The lugging, uncorking, and pouring all have to be tackled before you get to the cheers-ing.
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The tax overhaul promised by President Trump and Republican congressional leaders is lugging a remarkably heavy load.
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But when I tested the G8X last year, I did not like lugging the whole package around.
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And in the 1986 romantic comedy "Coastal Disturbances," an older couple remember lugging a beach umbrella there.
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On any given day, I was responsible for lugging 90 pounds of gear all over the country.
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Members have rented a local community center for Friday prayers, lugging in prayer rugs and audio equipment.
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Sam's back this week, lugging home a bunch of new stories and recipes for you, as always.
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I was no longer enslaved by the ritualistic hourly mirror checkups or lugging countless tools in my bag.
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They sound like they'd be heavy and annoying, but don't worry — it's nothing like lugging a laptop around.
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And they're not going to be hugging this thing and lugging it around for extended periods of time.
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The first passengers—ruddy-faced, well-to-do, lugging suitcases—appear to be poised for travel, not commuting.
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We were lugging heavy equipment up and down a fifth-floor walk-up for a 12-hour shoot.
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And, more importantly, it'll remind you that there's more to fall than lugging your coats out of storage.
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Lines of speeding trucks lugging oil and fracking tanks gouge big cracks in the narrow two-way highway.
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The stylist seems to be lugging something ... aiming for the expensive whip and launching what looks like cans.
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Notwithstanding the greater functionality, it saved them lugging heavy record-boxes—perhaps holding just 100 tunes—to nightclubs.
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"Back in the 2000s everybody had huge wallets, just lugging them around with both arms," Hale said sarcastically.
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Targeting—and personalizing—Biden's controversial record, Harris exposed the sizable baggage the former vice president was lugging around.
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" Donaghy, lugging a bag professionally for more than three decades, stayed mute until Hatton persisted: "Answer the question.
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This means lugging your toiletry items around each day, and having a sturdy toiletry bag makes this easier.
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And rookie relievers still might find themselves lugging snacks across the diamond to the bullpen for the veterans.
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It's cheaper than buying a separate keyboard, and more convenient than lugging around a heavy laptop 24/993.
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When she sees other women lugging equipment backstage, she likes to cheer them on just for being there.
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Size: If you'll be lugging it around often, you might want a smaller 230-inch or 21-inch laptop.
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But it's a hell of a lot easier than lugging around a longboard, which is over three feet long.
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Skiing is fun, but lugging a pair of skis across a snow-covered parking lot or up a mountain?
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So Izzy left, inexplicably lugging her suitcase along the sand, with one goal in mind: to get Vinny back.
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Trudging up and down flights of stairs while lugging around a 20-something pound bag to the nearest laundromat?
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But he arrived late at the conference, frazzled and lugging a suitcase, having come from another engagement in Philadelphia.
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After lugging my four suitcases up the stairs, I sat perched on my bed and thought, I've got this.
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But it's possible that, like Rosenberg, they were just grateful to stop lugging around heavy boxes of Perrier bottles.
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Lugging out mats and poles, assembling beams and loudspeakers, the crew has no easy set-up or break down.
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And there&aposs a reticence at the government level to go in and really do any lugging, cutting, thinning.
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Now, I would love that but not at the expense of lugging around an actual brick in my purse.
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Turning around at the curb, I looked back to see Stassin lugging our forty-two-pound scooters to safety.
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I don't exactly enjoy lugging a cart of food up and down escalators during a routine grocery shopping trip.
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At night people spill into the streets in search of water, lugging empty yellow jerrycans on bikes and motorcycles.
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He talked in general terms about the machine's lugging stuff across rough terrain or into places unsafe for humans.
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This allows them to pack extra amenities, including items their backpacking kin would never consider lugging into the backcountry.
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Back-to-school time means back to lugging your laptop everywhere (except maybe the shower — don't make it weird).
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And its lightweight design proves to be a more backpacking-friendly option than lugging around a dense pocket dictionary.
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Doing the laundry meant lugging the dirty clothes to a laundromat two blocks away with the children in tow.
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My loathing of surprise fees is only equaled by my hatred for lugging a carry-on through the airport.
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Silently he hurries between chores -- a slight figure in luminous white trainers, lugging jerry cans of water across barren fields.
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Following his resignation, former press secretary Sean Spicer was last seen lugging a mini fridge down the White House driveway.
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He was spotted by a fellow White House official lugging the icebox down the White House driveway after 8 p.m.
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The jacket can be worn three different ways, depending on how much crap you are lugging around on your trip.
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And with holiday party season in full swing, lugging around an overstuffed tote or two is too much to handle.
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My dress is still at the tailor, so at least I don't have to worry about lugging it around tomorrow.
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He was spotted by a fellow White House official lugging the icebox down the White House driveway after 222 p.m.
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No doubt this will make life easier for disabled folks, people with strollers or even anyone lugging around something heavy.
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The sisters, lugging a bag of clothes, sit with 3503 other girls from Odisha who are making the same journey.
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Fiji tweeted a photo of four of the young women, wearing their standard blue strapless gowns and lugging the product.
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Instead of lugging around her school backpack, she said she felt at ease with the purse that completed her look.
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Young Lonzo Ball is still on the roster, lugging behind him the dead weight of the always talking LaVar Ball.
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So you might have a big, old, non-stealthy aircraft tooling around way in the back, just lugging around missiles.
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Instead of lugging around cans or bottles (that I would recycle, mind you) I can make seltzer in my kitchen.
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Anybody can use a ramp, whether they're disabled or not, such as pushing a stroller or lugging a heavy suitcase.
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He became a notorious Malmstrom character — that one guy lugging his heavy bag full of missile manuals through the snow.
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Vodafone, already lugging over $14 billion in debt as of the previous financial year, said in a statement dated Oct.
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"How many of us do this on a daily basis?" the woman wrote, of lugging her stroller on subway stairs.
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Lugging a big ass plant home from the plant store is either physically cumbersome or means taking a pricey car ride.
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That means they can be analyzed quickly and remotely, bypassing the issue of physically lugging test samples back to the lab.
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Two sets of young couples had moved in recently, giving us an opportunity to chat while they were lugging in couches.
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I've been literally lugging around three huge boxes of clothes going into all different stores just trying to sell my stuff.
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As someone who's literally spent years of his life lugging around Canon DSLR bodies, I appreciate the M5's small stature.
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It reminded me of my college job at a hot rod shop, lugging around headlights from old 1950s Mercurys and Chevys.
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And it's not like Crosby is lugging Sheary around the ice—their possession numbers when together and apart are very close.
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From a boho weekender to an oversized spinner, here are 20 rad pieces of luggage you won't mind lugging around everywhere.
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One of the big draws of hybrids are that they're supposed to be less cumbersome than lugging around a full laptop.
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The trek took an hour and a half, all the while lugging 30 pounds of camera equipment in the morning dusk.
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This isn't the first time that someone has tried to solve the problem soldiers lugging around too many large battery packs.
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I'm also hard-pressed to figure out a situation where'd you get a lot of use of lugging this module around.
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A week into my experiment, I spent a weekend in the Hamptons, thus committing to lugging all Kim's products with me.
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Since the beginnings of tap dance, practitioners have been lugging around wooden boards, instruments used to drum upon with their feet.
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Sometimes, folding laundry feels like an even more arduous task than lugging your clothes to the Laundromat in the first place.
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It's true in Chicago, even with a rebuilding team that's lugging a 6-22 record, just as it is everywhere else.
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If I need 10 cups of water, it's much easier than lugging a huge thing of pasta over to the sink.
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Mr. Mahathir, who attended one party, recalled seeing soldiers lugging at least 17 trunks loaded with luxury gifts for the guests.
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That way, we could go out and enjoy the parks without the hassle of lugging our bags to the new digs.
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After all those years of friendship, each of us had a pretty clear idea of what the other was lugging around.
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On Tuesday, she posted a photo of herself and a team member lugging a large piece of furniture down the stairs.
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"There's nothing for me on the other side, I have no family," said Kafundanga Dominque, 30, lugging a rolled-up mattress.
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I do the planeside check with my carry-on to avoid lugging it around, then work from the airport until we board.
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Measuring 2.2-inches thick and weighing over 10 pounds, even the mere thought of lugging this thing aroud makes my back hurt.
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Mendelson envisioned it as a workout companion, a way of letting people run and hike and Soulcycle without lugging their phone around.
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He's lugging a now apparently very heavy pink suitcase behind him, and it moves awkwardly over the cobbles on the street outside.
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But the company is also throwing in some tech to help charge laptops without lugging the full charging cables and paraphernalia around.
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If you've ever found yourself lugging a big suitcase from meeting to meeting, a startup called Bounce could make your life easier.
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Secondly, storage startups recognize that the process of lugging stuff to and from a storage space is a hassle for most people.
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The unit weighs 25 pounds so it isn't ideal for lugging around to purify the air in each room of your house.
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When I had room in my bag, I brought a back-up pair to change into, but lugging footwear around was cumbersome.
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The Karma's thin backpack case made traveling with the drone much easier than lugging around the Phantom in its huge Pelican case.
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He made his pops by night in a shared Atlanta kitchen, lugging a cart to his corner to sell them by day.
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They entered Game 4 trailing in the series and lugging an 18-inning scoreless streak, the longest in their tortured postseason history.
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At his retirement party, Mr. Elliott ended his speech by reciting a passage from Derek Walcott's poem "Omeros," about women lugging coal.
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But postpone any purchases until later, to avoid lugging the extra weight on an uphill trek through Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve.
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Bran is also astounded to learn that the man who has been lugging him around the North has a name (it's Wylis).
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While lugging this heaving bag around inside the place, someone came up to him and asked if he needed help carrying it.
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Escaping civilization means lugging your gear — canoe on shoulders, gear on back, feet on trail — across dozens of winding portages between lakes.
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Lens Lugging her cumbersome camera around mid-20th century New York, Evelyn Hofer captured a rapidly changing city, slowly, sensitively and methodically.
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I was reminded of my mom every time we traveled when I was a kid, lugging hefty binders for our whole family.
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That way, we could go out and enjoy the parks without having to deal with lugging our bags to the new resort.
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Lugging it from my room to the living room was a bit tiring, as 15 pounds is heavier than you would think.
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On many occasions, he managed to ride off with the village donkeys, bareback and lugging another donkey in tow by the ear.
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Finally alone with time to herself, the rough and gruff agent opened a briefcase she'd been lugging with her throughout the episode.
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The rise of e-commerce has thinned the crowds of shoppers willing to brave a post-Thanksgiving hangover spent lugging around merchandise.
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On a recent tour of the space, construction was still in full swing, with saws buzzing and workmen lugging armloads of wood.
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So are Bitcoins a superior alternative to $100 bills, allowing you to make secret transactions without lugging around suitcases full of cash?
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And, because it's cashmere it's super warm, making it perfect to throw on when sight-seeing instead of lugging around a bulky coat.
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Compare that to baggage and dry cleaning fees, plus the hassle of lugging it yourself, and that may be worth it to you.
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Part of that would be done, as described, by making fuel from Martian resources, rather than lugging it all the way from Earth.
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Lugging their own guitars and equipment, they braved through a furious crowd of shouting and spitting citizens hellbent on roughing up some Beatles.
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For the past five years, a room full of laptop-lugging feminists has staged an "Edit-a-thon" to broaden the Free Encyclopedia.
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It wasn't rare to see a student lugging a $3,000 handbag to class, overflowing with books and stained with ink from leaky pens.
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And best of all for me, it is one of the finest backpacks you can get for lugging around pounds of photography gear.
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So there's an ethernet port for lugging this thing to college where the dank library basement or science lab might have spotty wireless.
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Yet I wasn't lugging it from tourist trap to tourist trap, because more important than your suitcase is your day-to-day backpack.
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I assume you imagined it was much more glamorous at one point, and then all of a sudden you're lugging your own makeup.
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When trekking across the globe, lugging around four-and-a-half pounds worth of guide books is an utter pain in the arse.
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With the Roku locked into the HDMI port, we don't have to worry about lugging around a Blu-ray player or cable box.
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One afternoon, Tom Collins, 63, and his family were lugging floor tiles into a cafe they are turning into a nutritional-supplement club.
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They also sell a branded laptop bag, if you're in the market for showing off your functional alcoholism while lugging around your Macbook.
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Gone are the days of purchasing and lugging bottles and bottles of Diet Coke on her way into the office in the morning.
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Aular works 12 hours daily lugging sacks of earth to a small mill that uses toxic mercury to extract flecks of precious metal.
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Rarely have scenes of people lugging furniture into a vacation cottage, or answering calls in the switchboard room, been so fascinating to watch.
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Sam's on his way back from the Everglades right now, lugging home a bunch of new stories and recipes to share with you.
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Her student complied, lugging the weights toward an underwater staircase, up which a man was sprinting with a huge dumbbell in each hand.
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Kim's photos show the haenyeo both working and relaxing, in groups and alone, lugging heavy loads on land and swimming like underwater ballerinas.
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Things like video editing and sketching previously required lugging around a heavy laptop or physical paper, and let's be real — that's not exactly convenient.
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He's wearing insulated clothing and lugging more than 100 pounds of gear, and thus sweating profusely as his body attempts to regulate the heat.
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Did they see roadies lugging heavy drum kits or a music blogger writing listicles for minimum wage, and think, That's all I've ever wanted?
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In what may be the sweetest heist of the century, a squirrel in Aurora, Colorado, was just spotted lugging around a stolen frosted Danish.
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A young mother, Hennessy Quitian, is lugging diapers back to her home in San Cristobal using her worn out stroller as a shopping cart.
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Traveling for work or heading to the gym straight from the office likely has her lugging around an extra pair of shoes every day.
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Rather, it's an unashamedly premium take on the lunchbox built by two designers who were sick of lugging around ugly boxes containing their food.
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He's wearing insulated clothing and lugging more than 100 pounds of gear, and thus sweating profusely as his body attempts to regulate the heat.
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It had the bulk of the on-screen item, but not the heft Harrison Ford pantomimed when lugging it around in The Force Awakens.
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Molly is insistent that if Issa is to truly have a fresh start, she needs to stop lugging around these mementos from the past.
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Neither sister planned to be a part of the business — they had enough of lugging potatoes and smelling like pie when they were children.
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Rather than lugging out a heavy carpet cleaner, the Bissell Pet Stain Eraser Portable Cordless Carpet Cleaner gives you cleaning power that's easily portable.
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And I may or may not have I spent more time than I'm willing to admit raising Chaos, lugging a VMU in my pocket.
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OrigAudio 25L Mission Pack™ with Insulated Cooler Pocket — $59 See Details Stop lugging around heavy water bottles and carry this hydration pack instead.
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Hunters often access the stands by rudimentary ladders, which can be tricky while wearing bulky winter clothing and lugging equipment, especially in icy conditions.
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It's annoying lugging all of them around, and I get funny looks at the airport when I toss three phones into the scanner basket.
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Just lugging the necessary equipment is daunting, since an all-event skier can travel with more than 75 pairs of training and race skis.
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Aside from completing your outfit and lugging around your wallet and keys, it's a home away from home for your go-to beauty products.
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Those lugging child-safety seats in and out will find the rear door openings on the small side with back seat space somewhat meager.
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It wasn't difficult to read the woman's gestures — she was struggling to push her baby's carriage while lugging the large box around the store.
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There is only Uber when she is late for her cashier's job, lugging groceries home, or going to the doctor with her young son.
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I asked a man named Miguel, who got off the bus with me, lugging a sack of foodstuffs, whether anyone in town rented out rooms.
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This is a great option for some, especially if lugging it around isn't a big deal, or you rarely feel the need to unplug it.
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Lugging a baby grand piano onto a punk club stage in the '90s was about conspicuous as bringing a baby elephant—and twice as inconvenient.
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He spends his days down by the river, hanging out with his brother's delinquent ex-girlfriend and lugging around a baseball bat he's never swung.
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But true party animals cannot be expected to stay at one tailgate, and traveling from place to place lugging around a cooler can be exhausting.
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The lightweight, ultra portable 11.6-inch MacBook Air is ideally suited for travelers, students, and anyone who doesn't feel like lugging around a heavy laptop.
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"We are lugging around 8.6 billion bushels of corn, which gives us a bigger buffer than we thought," said Don Roose, president of U.S. Commodities.
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If you're tired of lugging around heavy synthesizers, industrial designer Pavel Golovkin has created a new pocket-sized synth for all of your mobile needs.
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Lugging it onto the bus, for example, or lifting it into an overhead rack, is quite a chore for an un-athletic individual like myself.
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Mr. Sailer gave the concept a 21st-century spin, lugging his large-format film camera to 25 sites erected by governmental, military or city agencies.
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The sunshine days dotting around in shorts, slurping on lukewarm tinnies and lugging on deeply dehydrating zoots all seem transfixed to the distant, unassailable past.
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His versatility has necessitated lugging a large haul of equipment on the road: separate gloves for first, second and third base, and an outfielder's glove.
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That way, we could go out and enjoy the parks without having to deal with the hassle of lugging our bags to our new resort.
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But, I didn't want to be lugging around books about South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, and anywhere else I might end up visiting for weeks.
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Lugging two dozen car tires for the weekend course and filling empty sandbags with dirt in sticky summer humidity are also parts of the job.
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Among the group was a pair of technophilic Vietnamese botanists lugging huge cameras who kept falling behind to take close-up shots of the foliage.
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Lugging 25 pounds of offspring on one's back for an hour or so "is as much of an aerobic workout as anyone needs," he said.
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The large-format camera could feel like a ball of fire to the touch, and there was also the lugging of equipment on slippery ice.
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"It ain't easy lugging this baby around — it's killing my Tinder profile," she says, cradling her belly and getting blank stares from the sisters in return.
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Since they couldn't trust OPM's compromised network, the visitors improvised their own by lugging in workstations and servers that they could seal behind a customized firewall.
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" And she made sure that costume changes would be part of Friday's drill, too, lugging along three different outfits she described as "patriotic and Hillary-thematic.
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But for many city people it involves lugging an overstuffed bin to the communal laundry room in the basement or down the street to a laundromat.
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But shopping for the right storage space for your things, and then lugging it to and from the storage unit, is a pain in the ass.
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Outside, you rounded the corner, just home from a long day of work, and were stunned to see me lugging my suitcase toward a waiting taxi.
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Last weekend my mom and I went shopping to get gifts from the registry, and now I'm lugging a wooden cutting board set on the subway.
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I try to pack light, but the thought of lugging around my giant backpack for extended periods in my jet lagged state is less than pleasant.
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Accessories are also an easy way to change up a look of an outfit, although you don't want to be lugging around a ton of jewelry.
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I know I should use a reusable tumbler, but to be honest, I think lugging around a dirty tumbler would dissuade me from drinking the smoothies.
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After the wedding, we'd finally be able to share in the labor (and cost) of everyday chores, like lugging Trader Joe's bags home on the subway.
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Alcoholic seltzer certainly won't replace my normal Pilsner or wheat beer, but I can imagine lugging along a case to the beach or a dinner party.
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That's to say, I still felt the weight and discomfort of lugging a load of tech gear around, but the backpack didn't introduce any additional burdens.
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The worst parts about the rental were its battery capacity and the act of physically lugging the thing around when I wasn't able to ride it.
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There's no bigger drag on your bottom line than lugging around high-interest debt — typically credit card debt — with interest compounding against you month after month.
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On initial takeoff, the Tiguan front-loads so much of its power that it feels up to the task of lugging around its nearly two tons.
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You'll probably be more comfortable buying this Hamilton Hills 22 inch by 30 inch mirror online than you would be lugging it home from the store.
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Every time the Rebel Alliance changes bases, they must be lugging around a spaceship full of drives, both new and obsolete, to read every possible format.
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That didn't stop Benjamin DeJesus, 50, from lugging his Mexican harp onto an A train on a recent weekday and breaking into a lilting folk song.
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BEIJING — Xu Zhengming was lugging a 36-inch flat-screen television through the Beijing West Railway Station on his way home for China's Lunar New Year.
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Adjustments can be made to the trailer brakes, and an engine brake setting helps save the physical brakes when lugging heavy cargo down steep mountain roads.
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That means it's about a 20193-minute walk away, but as a teenager, he doesn't have a half hour to waste lugging home a heavy backpack.
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But lugging around a bunch of different chargers can be a hassle, especially if you're the kind of person who carries around multiple devices from competing companies.
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It's almost always worth lugging around a proper camera if you're heading out on a trip-of-a-lifetime, whether it's on safari or to Machu Picchu.
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The drones are battery-powered, and one charge doesn't take them far, though it does help them to operate very quietly and avoid lugging heavy, liquid fuels.
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The convenience of this tiny camera easily outweighs the slight drop in smoothness, and the result is that I'm finally going to stop lugging a gimbal around.
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After lugging this camera kit through six countries last year, I upgraded my iPhone to the X in hopes of replacing the DSLR as a travel camera.
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Vilified when he left and celebrated when he returned, LeBron James had spent the past two seasons lugging his city's championship dreams like a bag of rocks.
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Camera crews also caught agents exiting Farook's house during Thursday's operation, with investigators seen lugging armloads of thick manila envelopes and a computer tower to evidence trucks.
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If you don't mind lugging around a charger sometimes and want to save a little bit of cash, the Switch Alpha 23 is an option worth considering.
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"I went to Hawaii with friends, and I was that guy lugging around a giant camera," explains Sandofsky, of how he came up with the initial idea.
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Also consider:And if you really want power, and don't mind lugging around an enormous beast of a laptop with less battery life, then we recommend MSI's GS75.
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Sweltering Florida heat, and an ingenious system which means no lugging inner tubes up flights of stairs while waiting hours for a slide that lasts two minutes.
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The threat of train derailments, delays, or stumbling upon a gruesome wildlife scene can become even more unbearable when you're also lugging around 35 pounds of luggage.
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Through her sarcasm, Larson makes the point that people lugging suitcases for several blocks isn't an issue we direly need to be "speaking out" about right now.
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But Seton Hall finished the half strong, lugging a 31-27 lead to the locker room thanks to a foul shot by Carrington with 12 seconds remaining.
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You can hardly walk 50 feet without coming across someone sawing wood or pounding in tent stakes or lugging a crate of canned tomatoes to the kitchen.
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And Darvish, lugging around a 4.01 earned run average, the highest of his career, held the Mets to three hits in seven scoreless innings, striking out 10.
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The number of blocks a New Yorker has to trek lugging an armful of groceries could mean the difference between a great neighborhood and a crummy one.
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I didn't even bother bringing my carry-on luggage this time, which did throw me for a loop because I'm just so used to lugging it around.
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Relatives and friends recalled him lugging stacks of books and once rounding the baseball diamond in well-worn cowboy boots after leaving his athletic shoes at home.
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Lugging two massive bags, she was returning from South Carolina, having packed up her second home, which she was selling amid a divorce after 30 years of marriage.
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Here's where we present you with some good news that will make you feel better about fleeing the office in a panic, lugging that hastily over-stuffed suitcase.
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Some professional recyclers sort their hauls there before lugging them to Bayshore Boulevard and one of the few remaining recycling centers that give cash for cans and bottles.
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The entire computer is actually semi-portable, with wheels on the back so you don't have to throw your back while lugging it from one place to another.
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It is an extraordinary convenience — one that beachgoers lugging paraphernalia elsewhere in the state can only imagine — and a part of culture here, a form of seaside tailgating.
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A Kindle may not look romantic to anyone else, but when your wife realizes that you've noticed how she's struggling with lugging books around, she may just melt.
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He is one of three leading Republican contenders heading into the primary, even though he is lugging around enough political baggage to disqualify a candidate most anywhere else.
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As Georgia State University approaches near the Piedmont streetcar stop, students lugging backpacks and bags of takeout walk past a beauty salon, a Caribbean restaurant, niche retail stores.
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Want to see how that IKEA cabinet will look in your room without lugging it home, deciphering the instructions, and bashing your thumb with a hammer 40,000 times?
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This middle-aged female journalist is running around in military-style camouflage, with a protective vest and helmet, while lugging along an air soft rifle with extra magazines.
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Having a slip on the back of the bag is key so that you can loop it onto your luggage and not hurt your shoulders lugging it around.
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These are left on the lawn, where they naturally decompose and nourish the soil — and spare you from lugging the clippings to the curb or your compost heap.
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A generation earlier, my great-grandfather supported his family delivering the mail from Westerly to Newport, R.I., lugging his loads first onto a train and then a ferry.
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For decades, elderly women and men have collected cardboard, paper, cans or bottles, lugging impossibly large bags around the city and bringing them to recycling centers for cash.
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Ikea and Swedish design studio Veryday Design created the Sladda, a bicycle for urban living with a maintenance-free drive belt and lightweight aluminum frame for lugging up stairs.
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Instead of lugging around a laptop, external hard drives, and running complicated editing software, his company created an extremely versatile device that jams all these functions into your pocket.
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It was a bit of a logistical nightmare: After lugging car batteries and scanners to an altitude of 7,000 feet, the researchers captured the ancient scenery in great detail.
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Priced at $6.48 BOTTLE BREACHER COMBAT COOLER Instead of lugging cartridges around the world, this upgraded ammo can now tote your six pack and keep it nice and frosty.
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But, for now, the idea of ordering $3 bags of delivery quinoa while we're watching Netflix (no long lines or lugging groceries required) is intriguing to say the least.
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Baby is sort of like that fake baby you get in high school child development classes, where you're stuck lugging around a plastic hunk resembling a human infant, mostly.
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These fleece blankets came in clear plastic carrying cases that I used to love lugging home over my shoulder, even though they weighed almost as much as I did.
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And all power to you if you're fine with lugging the 15.6-inch Pro around, but let's be real: Pulling that bad boy out in public can get obnoxious.
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Trevor was likely having a bad time because he wasn't lugging goods in a store like he usually does and had been separated from his like-minded trolley friends.
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A shoe compartment tote bag Traveling for work or heading to the gym straight from the office likely has her lugging around an extra pair of shoes every day.
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For years, even after the Co-op took over the building and expanded its offerings to things like toilet paper and batteries, members kept lugging boxes around the store.
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But Spieth, only 22, did not play as if he were lugging the burden of last year's breakthrough over the undulating terrain of what is, understandably, his favorite course.
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Then they did chores: cooking, bringing in supplies, chopping kindling for the cook fire, or lugging sacks of sand to spread on pathways to dry out the jungle mud.
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They arrive at work together at 7 AM and spend the day lugging steel beams, shoveling cement, and hammering rods into concrete in stifling humidity and 80-degree heat.
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"Between my work badge and my phone (and sometimes my computer) I'm lugging around a lot of accessories all the time," Goldstein told me in a Twitter direct message.
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I can easily see myself unfolding this in a coffee shop and pulling out a slim Bluetooth keyboard to type up some words instead of lugging around a laptop.
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Every Thursday around noon, a cheery woman lugging several large bags stakes out her spot on a busy walkway near the northwest corner of Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan.
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The hotel has complimentary tuk-tuks that can give you a ride to the hotel's "private" beach area, which is a great perk if you're lugging heavy beach bags.
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I admit having held out against e-books for a long time, lugging my bag of books on long trips because I like to read several things at once.
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For anyone who's ever carried a pet over their shoulders while also lugging multiple other bags in a crowded public place, it's a struggle and you deserve a medal.
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I fear that I'll turn into my parents: perpetually drawn to impulse buys, a woman consigned to live among boxes, facing a lifetime of lugging suitcases around the world.
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Hiking to high altitudes to release their video-capturing drone, the team treks through less-than-favorable weather while lugging heavy packs crammed with equipment to produce The Summit.
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And since it's so light, you can hike or bike or climb or snowboard or do anything without feeling like you're lugging around a small aircraft—even though you are.
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I hit a turning point sometime in February, when I found myself lugging a 30-pound carry-on up and down the stairs at Penn Station for a weekend trip.
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A gap is evident on the Gaza beachfront, where child vendors lugging trays of tea, coffee and snacks mingle with other children using expensive cellphones to record their family picnics.
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Han says it was at this point that she stumbled across a puppet theater company and began lugging a little stage and puppets made from pizza boxes around the city.
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Alien: Isolation is a phenomenal game, of course, but it's a tonal cousin of the first movie, a far cry from the pulse rifle-lugging grunts of bug hunts past.
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And my kind of work means I'm constantly lugging stuff, so having a luggage feature, especially one where the driver will actually help pack the back, is very, very good.
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"If the fairing doesn't separate you're lugging along all this extra weight, so you lose velocity and height," Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at Harvard and spaceflight expert, tells The Verge.
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So Stewart suggests not only packing a change of clothes, but also bringing along your favorite brand of condoms and lube (and sex toys, if you're comfortable lugging those around).
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The idea is that instead of lugging a laptop around everywhere, you might just take your phone and drop it into a dock at home, the office, and so on.
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I'm happy someone is picking them up from my front door so I don't have to break my back lugging them downstairs to my car and then the thrift store.
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The medical community still primarily uses inflatable cuffs, but as anyone diagnosed with hypertension knows—as small as they've gotten in recent years, lugging a cuff around isn't exactly convenient.
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Paps got the younger Affleck brother Saturday on his way to a laundromat in Vancouver, where he appeared to be lugging an NFL-sized football gym bag full of clothes.
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It comes with straps that sling over your shoulders like a backpack to distribute the weight evenly, so you never have to worry about lugging a big leaf blower around.
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They're great for lugging around the house for a quick read or a YouTube session, but if you want to go outside, they're as about as practical as your laptop.
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Instead of staring at a tiny phone screen, the new 9.7-inch iPad can take her Netflix, work stuff, and Candy Crush wherever she goes without lugging around a laptop.
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Pop-Up Mesh Laundry Hamper, 7.99 at Bed Bath & BeyondDepending on your laundry situation, you might be lugging your hamper up flights of stairs or to another building on campus.
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As the family left for Michigan on Wednesday lugging 10 suitcases, they hoped to end a long road — still fraught with fear — to resettling as refugees in the United States.
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Ultimately, she ends up lugging the clunky thing around town — as if to underscore the effort she's putting into the on-the-rocks relationship and highlight how she's under-appreciated.
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In fact, the other day I was in the kitchen and the whole family was packing to go on another adventure, and my husband walked in lugging a Burton bag.
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My muscles ache deeply from lugging around bags all day, and I have a bunch of random receipts and extra grocery bags in my car, so I clean it out.
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If you're used to lugging a 20-pound air mattress, an average two-pound hammock shouldn't matter, however keep in mind that a wet hammock can easily double in weight.
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A few minutes later, they returned to the street, lugging a refrigerator plastered with magnets—oranges, bananas, bunches of purple grapes—and lifted it onto the roof of the sedan.
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I'm also planning to install an automated grey water harvesting system, as lugging buckets of wastewater to flush toilets and water the garden is taking its toll on our backs.
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This area contains abundant deposits of shallow ice just below the Martian surface, which would enable astronauts to easily harvest their own water instead of lugging it over from Earth.
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The South Korean producer and D.J. Peggy Gou was still lugging around four big bags filled with CDs and vinyl records in 2017, long after other D.J.s had gone digital.
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The South Korean producer and D.J. Peggy Gou was still lugging around four big bags filled with CDs and vinyl records in 2017, long after other D.J.s had gone digital.
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In 1989, I was eight years into my career as a tech industry analyst, and after hundreds of thousands of miles traveling, I was tired of lugging around huge laptops.
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Since many of us use our phone as our primary picture-taking tool instead of lugging around a separate camera, finding a way to bypass tricky lighting situations is a must.
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I was going to have to pay for it to be stored during the day anyway, so I figure I might as well send it onward rather than lugging it around.
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After all, your feet take a beating running from terminal to terminal, lugging (too many) bags up the escalator and, perhaps worst of all, standing in line for hours on end.
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Meanwhile Mom, who was against lugging her infant boy in and out of a car, trailed Uncle George in her Montego, and in time began urging him to abandon his search.
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The size of the screen (6.2 inches) is just big enough to keep you immersed, while still small enough to not make lugging it around a total pain-in-the ass.
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These days you can often find him at Mr Moeller's retreat, lugging around lumber as his host finds excuses to build yet more cabins—the total is now up to seven.
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If you're not ready to start lugging around a giant DSLR—or don't have mountains of cash—we've got just what you need: The AMIR Universal Professional HD Camera Lens Kit.
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Google says that watches equipped with the new version will need to rely less on smartphones and cellular connections, freeing up users to be more active without lugging their phones around.
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If we learn anything from Part 2 of the series, it's this: Amazon workers don't like lugging your heavy bags of dog food and kitty litter any more than you do.
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Still, one of the drug's inventors, Ivars Kalvins, told a newspaper in 2009 that the drug had been used to increase the endurance of Soviet troops lugging heavy equipment in Afghanistan.
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A group of drivers, all men, formed a line outside a dispatch window at Fema, one of Mexico's largest trucking companies, waiting to find out what they'd be lugging into America.
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Long-gone are the days of lugging around bags of thick tomes, because a single eReader can hold the digital equivalent of hundreds of books — without any extra physical mass added.
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During the long sunlit evenings in the summer of 1992, my cousins would lead me across the farm to the edge of the forest, each of us lugging a folding chair.
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Yet there was a veteran reliever, Dan Jennings, lugging a Chicago White Sox equipment bag into the Tampa Bay clubhouse Thursday afternoon after he was acquired in exchange for a prospect.
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Like thousands of others who have sustained "drought injuries," I have almost permanent pain in my right shoulder and upper back caused by lugging buckets full of grey or spring water.
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Missions frequently involve defending points from waves of attackers, moving from point to point killing everyone in between or slowing lugging important packages from one section of a building to another.
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Don't tell it to the hulk lugging a gallon jug of water around the gym, but the notion that you should drink eight glasses of water a day is probably bogus.
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Lugging a second pair of shoes on the daily commute has become a way of life — whether they're for the gym before work or just to make the trek to the office.
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Still, the device is a slim 0.71 inches thin and only weighs 2.43 pounds, which makes it decent for lugging around to the library and coffee shop like Acer intends you to.
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A drone lugging its own paint can wouldn't be able to fly far, and its thrust would have to be constantly adjusted to account for the lost weight of sprayed paint. See?
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People especially bristled at Kondo's opinions on books, apparently aghast at the idea that they should perhaps at least consider not lugging around a personal library for the rest of their lives.
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If a tracker spots a sick or injured animal, they send for veterinarians who go tramping into the rainforest to provide medical care — sometimes lugging up to 100 pounds into the bush.
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At the Beitin Boys' School, three teenagers lugging book bags said a teacher named Bilal had led lessons in math and physics, but the principal would not allow journalists inside the school.
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She had previously been lugging a giant box of electrodes home from the hospital, which completed ambulatory EEGs—at-home electroencephalogram recordings that can last over a number of hours or days.
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Wainwright's peripherals are in line with last year's, when he uncharacteristically slogged his way to a 4.62 ERA, but instead of positive regression, he is now lugging an ERA well over 5.0.
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And former press secretary Sean Spicer kept having to rebuff administrative officials who were lugging desks over to the West Wing to set up a personal workstation for Omarosa at her command.
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His visits to the memorials this week, each time lugging a stack of pizzas that reached his chin, follow a remarkable journey even in a city built on rags-to-riches tales.
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Plus a Kindle is very good to take to shows, because I am lugging a heavy bag full of stuff all day, and it is light and takes up almost no room.
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After two and half days of lugging 50-pound packs, the family reached the narrows, a spot in the river surrounded by solid rock up to 40 feet high on each side.
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Punch bowl Isn't it time you bought a punch bowl that's as attractive as it is useful (unlike that plastic one you bought two apartments ago and keep lugging around every move)?
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Brazilian tourists, and to some extent Chinese visitors, are cutting back on the suitcase-lugging trips to New York-area flagship stores and malls that are a familiar sight in and around Manhattan.
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The most harrowing images are of the firefighters marching into this madness, clad in their heavy yellow protective gear, lugging hoses, doing their best to protect people and property from the unpredictable flames.
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We know lugging around a bag isn't ideal (unless it's part of your outfit), but having your hands too full of your stuff to enjoy an artist or take pictures is the worst.
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Instead of lugging around a large Seaboard Grand (not to mention eating Cup Noodles for who knows how long to pay for it), you could just toss the Seaboard Block into your backpack.
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After all, the last thing you'll want to worry about once your trip comes around is lugging a heavy hair dryer in your suitcase or a bulky makeup bag in your carry-on.
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So to avoid the pitfalls of lugging around a bag with one too many pairs of boots you swear you needed, we've compiled the complete packing list for heading home for the holidays.
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"There's not much more I can do if I don't have enough income," said an old lady in her 80s lugging a cart stacked with cardboard in the gritty Sham Shui Po district.
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Or the way a heavy bucket of grapes gets passed over the vines, moving from hand to hand, to save you from lugging it to the wheelbarrow at the end of the row.
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With two USB ports, it lets me power up my local and Australian phones, while lugging them around, ensuring that I don't run out of battery just when I need my phone most.
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He still fights his way through the scrum of sharp elbows and big egos and stakes his territory, standing for hours waiting for his shots and lugging his equipment from venue to venue.
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Lines of passengers in masks and down jackets, lugging suitcases, formed outside the major Hankou railway station just 20 minutes before the cutoff time, a live video by media outlet The Paper showed.
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So while I went to the pool (lugging my laptop) for cookout duty, our ace researcher Kitty Bennett managed to find a cellphone number for Ms. Sapp, the president of the workers' union.
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Lugging heavy bundles and small children, an unprecedented caravan of thousands of mostly Honduran migrants set off for the United States in mid-October, many of them fleeing violence and poverty at home.
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Carrying the $1,899.99 Blade around isn't nearly as onerous as lugging around the Pro, but it's still a big enough laptop to fit in a full graphics card to play almost any recent game.
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Between dragging a laundry bag around the corner to the laundromat, lugging detergent, counting out the right amount of quarters, and waiting for loads to finish, every load represents tons of my life wasted.
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The braces are designed to increase strength and defend soldiers against the muscle fatigue and knee injuries that come with frequent heavy lifting and the lugging around of equipment like body armor and helmets.
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Because you do not, I repeat, do not want to be caught mid-ride with a dead battery—not unless lugging around an extra 20 pounds for no reason sounds like fun to you.
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On Monday, DeVito took their relationship to the next level—lugging a cardboard cutout of Closs onto the set of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia for a date at Paddy's Pub, the BBC reports.
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None of this has stopped gamers lugging desktop PCs along to LAN parties for decades, though, and only one thing really matters for the kind of person that wants a portable gaming computer: performance.
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While these can help you establish credit and may give you discounts or other benefits, you probably don't use them all that often, so you may forget which ones exactly you've been lugging around.
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On Sunday, 1,000 people marched in the first protest of the week, with many carrying anti-Clinton signs and a few lugging a coffin branded with "DNC" to represent the death of the party.
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In the Japanese countryside, Shimamura is "the know-it-all from Tokyo," lugging a leather bag full of state-of-the-art medical instruments and camera equipment and sweating into his starched English collar.
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He spent 240-hour days lugging power scrubbers in and out of a company truck; sometimes he encountered water damage and would cut his bare hands on fiberglass insulation he pulled from sodden walls.
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The Des Moines International Airport is almost empty at 3:30 in the morning on July 21, save for two women and a 13-year-old boy, lugging overpacked suitcases through the departures terminal.
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No matter the allure of 'glamping', I don't know many people who would do a cost-benefit analysis and still wind up lugging a portable pop-up shower 10-miles inland to a campsite.
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Air travel can be a hassle, but having an airline credit card has helped me avoid the parts I don&apost like, such as standing in security lines and lugging around a carry-on.
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Amazon Kindle Paperwhite, $99.99 on sale (originally $129.99), available at Amazon [you save $30]If your dad is tired of lugging around heavy hardcovers, the Kindle Paperwhite is an extremely thoughtful and practical gift.
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To avoid lugging a laptop everywhere I go, I now just travel with two phones and a Logitech Bluetooth keyboard I can use to quickly write up notes or articles directly on the phone.
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Or when you could bring in a piece of framed art, you know, to personalize your cubicle, without imagining yourself lugging it home a month later after goodbye shots with your erstwhile office mates?
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Experts say that if you're among those still lugging around debt from last year, now is a good time to pause and strategize, before Black Friday week sets off a long stretch of frenzied spending.
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Update: Over two years ago, a determined rat made internet history and New York City lore when he was captured on video lugging an entire slice of pizza down the steps of a subway station.
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Sure, checking luggage is less restrictive and allows for extra storage room, but it also opens us up to a host of potential setbacks like losing, waiting on, and lugging around that massively overpacked suitcase.
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Flowery names aside, Dubtribe were among the first to boldly formulate a live house set; lugging synths and drum machines across state lines long before "(Live)" was just another hip parenthetical on a party flyer.
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It's amazing having laundry in the building because I get to avoid lugging it all outside — especially on days like today, where I'm washing two weeks' worth of clothes, kitchen/bathroom towels, and my bedding.
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The newest 9.7-inch iPad Instead of staring at a tiny phone screen, the new 9.7-inch iPad can take her Netflix, work stuff, and Candy Crush wherever she goes without lugging around a laptop.
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And that scraggly-bearded man, the one lugging a white cross around the square like Christ bound for Calvary — between cigarette breaks — is Gary Mathes; he was at the 2008 Republican convention in St. Paul.
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It's a grueling workout that consists of pushing a weighted sled almost 200 feet before ditching it for a "farmer's walk" in which participants walk another 200 feet while lugging heavy weight in each hand.
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Having the option of not lugging my giant tower—which I've always been terrified of dropping— around to LAN parties and maintaining performance beyond a very high end laptop was also really attractive to me.
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Art handlers are the workhorses of the museum world, with duties that range from the mundane (lugging sculptures) to the challenging (operating pneumatic liftgates) as they install the shows that the public will later see.
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The best campfire grill: The Perfect CampfireGrill ($55.953) The name " Perfect CamfireGrill" might be something of an overstatement, but not necessarily by a whole lot — It is pretty perfect for lugging out to the beach.
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MORRISTOWN, N.J. — When the morning rush begins at Alexander Hamilton Elementary School here, students lugging oversize backpacks and fluorescent-colored lunchboxes emerge from the school buses that roll in, one after another, for 15 minutes.
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MAICAO/CUCUTA, Colombia (Reuters) - The desert wind whipping their faces, hundreds of Venezuelan migrants lugging heavy suitcases and overstuffed backpacks trudge along the road to the Colombian border town of Maicao beneath the blazing sun.
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A gang of meerkats had fun investigating their oversized jack-o'-lantern, peeking in and out of the pumpkin's mouth hole and the gorillas enjoyed lugging their pumpkins around before trying them out for a snack.
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Gym-To-Work Tote Lugging a second pair of shoes on the daily commute has become a way of life — whether they're for the gym before work or just to make the trek to the office.
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To save any fellow overpackers the headache I had and mistakes I made lugging my stuff up and down stairs and across train platforms, I'm breaking down what I did and didn't wear on my adventures.
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He told Curry — an amateur filmmaker he had approached a month before the killing for help — he'd parked the car, and started lugging her corpse towards the edge of the bridge when three cars started approaching.
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ABACO, Bahamas (AP) — Lugging empty suitcases, plastic buckets and backpacks, dazed survivors of Hurricane Dorian made their way back to the shantytown where they used to live, hoping to gather up some of their soggy belongings.
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The crews fighting fires in remote forest here must travel much of the way on foot, lugging tools, water and backpacks weighing at least 2200 pounds, full of gear and other necessities: foot powder, sunscreen, antacids.
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That meant monthly, even weekly, trips to the pet store and lugging home a 20-pound bag of dry food, but that didn't mean caring for my pet had to be back-breaking and time-consuming.
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As it happened, however, Dylan had, just before I got there, fulfilled his contract, lugging a chain saw and 150-pound pack back and forth along the first quarter of the six-to-eight-hour hike.
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Algonquin and Penobscot tribes used them to help transport items, in the snow and upon frozen rivers, but also in tidal flats, lugging supplies or buckets of fish after throwing a tow rope across their chests.
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So he has accepted his fate and will spend the rest of the Tour, which has curled into the lung-burning high reaches of the Alps, lugging water and clearing space for his Jumbo-Visma teammates.
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On the video, the man walks calmly through crowds on West 48th Street, as calmly as a man can walk while lugging a very heavy and perhaps very valuable bucket that does not belong to him.
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Generally, I'm all for chunky sports stars ... but tennis requires a mobility Serena cannot hope to achieve while lugging around breasts that are registered to vote in a different US state from the rest of her.
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Never not on the move, the self-proclaimed jean queen swears by comfort over everything and is probably lugging around an extra pair of kicks in her bag right now for any last-minute outfit switch-ups.
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CUCUTA, Colombia – Standing in the middle of a busy border bridge filled with thousands of Venezuelans lugging babies and suitcases, Mark Green said one element stood out in contrast to every other migration crisis he has witnessed.
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But if lugging around a big ol' journal isn't really your thing, don't worry — there's a huge variety of emotion- and trigger-tracking apps out there that make this process as easy as ordering your morning Frapp.
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Instead of lugging home a 2-plus pound laptop you can just pop the Compute Card out of one dock, take it home, and pop it into another, with all your files, processes, and settings remaining unchanged.
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But on my latest vacation, I learned that versatility is far more important than variety — and picking the right pair can save you from lugging around a half a dozen shoes and paying for a checked bag.
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But the artists are distracted from the grandeur of the monument by a small figure of the pilgrim himself, carved into the stone and lugging his worldly possessions on his back in what looks like a rucksack.
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While storing your valuable files used to require lugging around an oversized and often heavy external hard drive, the wide availability of inexpensive cloud storage has made backing up your photos, documents, and files easier than ever.
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But harder because you were lugging around a bulky or primitive laptop (try sending a story on couplers via dial-up) and because, at least when I started, you were dependent on finding a working pay phone.
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I was consumed by the pit in my stomach -- the shame of ending my marriage because I was gay was like lugging a sandbag over my shoulders and having a rock in my stomach at the same time.
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But for Ballinger and Richards, it involved lugging an extra 14 pounds of equipment up the mountain—a satellite internet dish, extra batteries, and solar powered panels that would allow them to access the internet during their ascent.
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We're killing antiques, opting instead for "fast furniture" — not because we hate our grandparents' old items, but because we're chasing stable employment across the country, and lugging old furniture and fragile china costs money that we don't have.
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On Sunday, years of hard work finally paid off when—after lifting, lugging, and hauling absurdly heavy shit all over the place for a day—the strongest man in Westeros was finally crowned the strongest man on Earth.
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The photographs can resemble casual snapshots, such as a group of people lounging on the tombs in Greyfriar's Churchyard, yet each required careful planning, composition, lugging of delicate and heavy equipment, and the patient stillness of the sitters.
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Babierge (think baby+concierge) is a baby gear rental marketplace where, instead of lugging everything around with you from city to city, you can rent from individuals wherever you go baby cribs, strollers and whatever else you'll need.
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But behind the stage, it's a different scene: Directors and stage managers are still lugging around 10-pound production books filled with paper that's often swapped out for script and choreography changes, especially during pre-production and previews.
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Spending the weekend at his golf resort in Scotland, Trump underwent brief preparatory sessions with aides who tagged along to the Scottish coast lugging briefing binders and topic papers, most of which went unseen by the President himself.
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Since most airlines charge $29 for checking a bag — oops, American, Delta, United and JetBlue just raised it to $28 — those heftier passengers are also lugging a lot more stuff onboard, along with comfort dogs, cats and cockatoos.
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In 2014, outraged by how Columbia had handled her sexual assault claim against Nungesser, Sulkowicz began lugging a mattress around campus for an entire school year, an iconic piece of protest art that served as her senior thesis.
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On the day of the dinner, 6,500 party-goers dressed in elaborate, all-white ensembles will gather at 553 predetermined locations scattered throughout the city, carrying their picnic baskets and lugging their own folding tables, chairs and tablecloths.
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I find a silk-cashmere sweater that doesn't make me itch (a huge victory for $28) and some basic toiletries and sunscreen ($297) since I like to buy them when I travel instead of lugging around ones from home.
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Whether you're a digital nomad lugging your MacBook everywhere you go, a nine-to-fiver by day and photographer by night, or an average commuter just trying to keep your belongings safe and organized, InCase has got you covered.
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But even if the Republican nominee continues to run out of puff (see Briefing) one last worry haunts Democrats: that Mrs Clinton, an uninspiring candidate lugging decades of political baggage, could still somehow slow and lose all by herself.
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The 7.9-inch Retina display gives you seriously stunning picture, while the actual iPad measures under 10 inches and weighs less than a pound, so you can take it anywhere without feeling the burden of lugging around larger electronics.
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Not only is it convenient for its size (lugging around a bulky camera is not fun, especially when immersing yourself in an outdoor adventure), but its one-button control makes it simple and easy enough for anyone to use.
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The drug's inventor, Ivars Kalvins, a professor at Latvia's Institute of Organic Synthesis, said in a 2009 newspaper interview that the drug was once used by Soviet soldiers lugging heavy equipment at high altitudes during the invasion of Afghanistan.
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Ticonic Falls was the first of four cataracts on the Kennebec, and the first of many portages that required lugging bateaux, supplies and muskets for miles over terrain ever more vertical, from sea level they would climb 17763,400 feet.
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"However, she says that lugging around heavy bags is not ideal, which is where the jumpsuit comes in: "The jumpsuit is perfect as it&aposs one piece and you can change it with the shoes and accessories you wear.
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Myanmar Dispatch TWANTE, Myanmar — When the bullock carts lugging passengers and produce pulled into Yangon, coated in the umber dust of the countryside, the people on board, if not the oxen, used to be able to count on refreshment.
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His troubles took a more ominous turn less than a month later, when F.B.I. agents raided his home, lugging away computers and more than $21984,19803 in cash, so much that they had to borrow a machine to count it.
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It had a much stiffer elevation than anything I'd attempted so far on the trail—a climb of forty-five hundred feet—and there were no fountains or springs along the way, which meant lugging large amounts of water.
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Morehouse will be lugging not only his laptop and several suitcases of wax to South Korea's Olympic skiing venue, but also devices to measure the moisture content and temperature of the snow and air, as well as climate conditions and windspeed.
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So when you're sitting at a desk, or even lugging a full-sized keyboard to a coffee shop, that doesn't feel quite as obnoxious as you'd expect, especially when you plug it into the iPad Pro and it just works.
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To save you the trouble of lugging around an overstuffed suitcase (we've all been there), we teamed up with Time and Tru to round up a bevy of versatile spring staples that will get you through any weekend getaway in style.
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Not only are the individually cased shadows convenient (no more lugging around a giant palette only to use one shade), but when you line them up together, they create a gorgeous panorama view of the city, palm trees and all.
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I'm glad I wasn't lugging around a full bag of gear, but something like the Sony RX100, with its increased zoom range and ultra-portability, would have been worth the tradeoff of being stuck with a smaller 1-inch sensor.
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TT: Time, Chinese results and a bit of… They tend to focus on the downside, they tend to focus on extreme scenarios and there's still a lot of lugging …[inaudiable]… effect from 08/09 – people remember that, had been burned badly.
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WATCH: Restored Beatles videos to be released From driving the band to gigs and lugging their kit onstage, Aspinall moved up the Beatles management ranks, later becoming the group's personal assistant, and ultimately the CEO of Apple Corps until 2007.
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The process—filled with everything from lugging my own brewing equipment from California, a Mexican tax system that works against craft brewers, and a hurricane that nearly destroyed my brewery—took a total of two years to open our doors.
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It offers richer, more realistic (pet) sounds and it is great for lugging from squat house to squat house and for sharing on a portable record player while you enjoy some fine beverages on the front stoop of your Williamsburg duplex.
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On the contrary, it means hours spent carrying supplies from newly arrived cars to the cabanas, then lugging beach gear out to the sand and running food and drinks to members by one of the pools or on the beach.
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Whether you're lugging gifts for your 15 cousins or you've splurged on a Black Friday bargain for yourself, heavy bags will likely result in more fees, so either ship your gifts home or to your family, or prepare to pay.
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But this was the first time I'd arrive in a new place by anything other than a plane — and I was concerned about lugging my luggage, which combined weighed about 77 pounds, around with me for more than a week.
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In 20035, three years after his countryman Louis Daguerre unveiled the world's first practical camera, Girault set out on an epic adventure across Europe and into the Middle East, lugging custom photographic equipment that weighed more than a hundred pounds.
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This movie, directed and produced by Dave Davidson and Amber Edwards, digs deeply enough into Mr. Giordano's world to convey the drudgery and headaches of being a bandleader: juggling personnel, scheduling, dealing with a musicians' union and lugging around instruments.
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WILDWOOD, N.J. — It is about a third of a mile from the boardwalk, across the sand, to the ocean's edge, an intimidating journey for anyone lugging young children, ample beach gear or when the hot summer sun sends sand temperatures scalding.
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And in a new revelation of humiliation, Michael Bender reported in The Wall Street Journal that Spicer even had to steal his own mini-fridge soon after he started, lugging one in at night from a nearby executive office building.
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She's blessed with Miss-America good looks, complete with a full-wattage smile and Bambi eyelash extensions that give her the appearance that there's something extraordinary and special about her, even if she's just lugging water out of a convenience store.
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As much as I accept the cyclical nature of the seasons, I am always happiest digging holes for new seedlings, feeding and watering the soil, pruning the overgrowth and lugging my ancient basket out to pick whatever is ripe that day.
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LOS ANGELES — After working through the Las Vegas summer lugging boxes and heavy furniture to raise money to apply for United States citizenship, Jose Silva plunked down the $725 fee in the fall of 212, just days after he turned 286.
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This person, who brings light to millions around the world with her music, is terrified, so much so that she's lugging around her own medical supplies, and actively trying to thwart any future attacks by using facial recognition to track fans at concerts.
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Over the course of a week, I never thought twice about lugging it between my home and office—which isn't always the case when my bag is loaded up with a camera, external hard drives, multiple phones and a host of other detritus.
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The result, police and welfare advocates say, has been a surge in the number of distressed parents lugging children along Cucuta&aposs smoggy, congested streets as they try to sell root beer or candy to pay for a roof over their heads.
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I bought it soon after it came out in 20023, mainly to reduce the weight of my carry-on bag which was getting out of control thanks to the huge case of CDs I'd been lugging around the world since the early '90s.
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So, for the past five years, a room full of laptop-lugging feminists convened by Art+Feminism has staged an "Edit-a-thon," in which volunteers of all gender identities write and revise entries with an eye toward broadening the Free Encyclopedia.
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Instead of lugging lounge chairs and closing umbrellas, Jeremiah opts for paddle boarding with Mary Jo. He gets her number and invites Mary Jo for a night of debauchery with the roommates, where she makes the aforementioned "I'm watching you" motion at Nilsa.
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Trying to eat clean and incorporate smoothies into your diet sounds great in theory, but lugging out a full-sized blender every single time you want a quick meal replacement or a refreshing treat is not the most efficient way to live.
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Narrator: But Silva couldn't go back to using traditional brushes to blend foundations and blushes, so Silva needed a tool that could give talent, like the burgeoning fashion icon Tracee Ellis Ross, that same airbrushed look without lugging the compressor to set.
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Instead of everyone lugging around a dozen different special accounts and tax-preferred programs to pay for school and retirement and medical bills, the government could just give universal health and education and retirement benefits that Americans all pay for with taxes.
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Photo: Kimber Streams Ask anyone who has been to CES 26 or 220 times—when it comes to the light-enough laptop you're lugging around for hours on end while trying to cover Press Day, a pound or two makes a big difference.
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Next to the young men, two characters out of George Herriman's comic strip Krazy Kat reenact another version of a journey, with Offisa Pup trying to halt Krazy Kat, who is lugging a big box down the road toward the young men.
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They say strength comes from within, but when it comes to lugging groceries, opening sticky windows, and pulling down heavy boxes from the tippy-top shelf, it sure helps if your muscles have gotten a little action from some well-chosen exercises.
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Herschel Supply Co. Novel Duffel Bag, available at Nordstrom, from $85Just like bringing a beat-up JanSport into an office, lugging a multi-colored nylon gym bag in isn't ideal for anyone looking to prove their gravitas despite being the youngest person there.
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I saw businesses already closed, with notices hung on their doors and windows, lines formed to enter grocery stores, and people lugging last-minute supplies and items from their offices back to their homes to gear up for the three-week shut-in.
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You might guess that this restriction would cut into sales, but scarcity fuels desire, or so it appears, judging by the queues at the shops and by the patrons lugging around clear-plastic shopping bags stuffed with purchases for the people back home.
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Getzlaf is second in this year's playoffs with 13 points in eight games but, more importantly, the assist machine has a team-best seven goals and scored both of his goals in Game 4 while lugging around the mostly useless body of Corey Perry.
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Other losers: Sansa, for getting cornered by an unstable teenage assassin and caught up in Littlefinger's web again; Gendry, for lugging that giant hammer out in the snow only to have to ditch it and run away; and, for the first time maybe ever, dragons.
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Flow Hive, introduced last year, is a different sort of hive for beekeepers, which eliminates a lot of the hard work that has historically been a part of harvesting honey (such as smoking the bees, lugging the heavy frames around and removing wax caps).
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In the era of the MacBook Air — a reliable laptop that's so thin you can toss it into a backpack and forget you even have it with you — lugging around a laptop like the Asus ROG is an act of commitment rather than convenience.
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Arriving early in the morning at the little wooden hut, 10 miles from the nearest town, I stocked the displays from the refrigerated trailer behind the stand, building tomato and peach pyramids, lugging out watermelons one by one, and wrestling 60-pound burlap corn sacks.
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But they also knew their classmates would keep their book for decades, lugging it with them from dorm rooms to first apartments and showing it to their own children, who would ask about the shooting at Parkland and the lives that had been lost.
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But I moved out here, and I started playing shows wherever I could play; lugging my keyboard to happy hours to play for the bartender and one girl that just got off work or whatever; and writing songs with whoever would write songs with me.
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The New York musician Franz Nicolay absorbed this geographical lesson during several concert tours of the Balkans, Russia and Ukraine from the spring of 22012 to the summer of 26, lugging his banjo, guitar and accordion through trains, hippie squats and muddy Carpathian barnyards.
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Proportional to the Tundra cooler series, the V Series weighs 35 pounds empty, which is heavy for a 24.75-inch wide, 17.375-inch tall, 16.375-inch deep cooler, but again, you don't want to be lugging this thing to and fro in the first place.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Leaving the European Union without a proper divorce deal could ground airlines, stop hauliers from lugging goods to the world's biggest trading bloc and even make headaches for pet owners who want to take their dogs on holiday, according to government documents.
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She arrived carrying a shopping bag of books and a cast-iron standing lamp, which she had found on the street near her apartment, ten blocks away; she was lugging it to the Met, where she hoped to find a light bulb for it.
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They had already been digitally ripping music from vinyl to perform live during their sets, but in an era when DJs were still lugging around crates of records to gigs, the idea of creating an online marketplace for dance music downloads brimmed with potential.
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On May 7, 20153, after 53 days of struggling nearly 500 miles across the fractured ice of the Arctic Ocean while lugging two 317-pound sleds and fending off hungry polar bears, Arctic explorers Eric Larsen and Ryan Waters finally reached the North Pole.
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Still others buy food with money made from part-time, unofficial jobs like selling street newspapers or lugging recyclable materials across town to reclamation centers, but those income streams are drying up: Bay Area street papers have gone on hiatus and recycling centers are now also closing.
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This freak disaster and its chaotic aftermath have given rise to an unusual sight in modern-day America — a river of humanity, lugging only the belongings they can carry in overloaded wagons, roller bags, strollers, laundry hampers and black plastic garbage bags slung over their shoulders.
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As the NFL tries to rush players into ratifying a shitty collective bargaining agreement that would, among other things, add an extra game to the already grueling 20203-game regular season, ESPN's lead NFL reporter, Adam Schefter, is busy lugging buckets of the league's murky water.
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Video out of the camera with very minimal adjustment from the default shooting settings produces highly usable results, for both home video enthusiasts and for YouTubers or vloggers looking to produce great-looking content without lugging an entire film production studio along with them on their travels.
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We can't take the stress out of a cross-country flight with an 18-month-old, but we can help recommend the gear that will ease the journey, from the lightweight car seat loved by experts and everyday parents to the travel crib you almost won't hate lugging along.
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The 19-year-old cosmetics entrepreneur is sharing the whole evergreen operation on Snapchat, including the truly impressive tree's arrival, the grunt-filled process of lugging it through the house, and standing the big, green beauty up to it's full two-story height in Kylie's — thankfully — soaring entryway.
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The MP3 rose to prominence in the late 1990s and is credited with revolutionizing the way we listen to music by reducing file sizes by as much as 95 percent, allowing music listeners to fit dozens of albums on compact digital devices, instead of lugging CDs around with them.
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The day before, in Krakow, we had run into some young friends of hers, recent graduates of the Krakow School of Art and Fashion Design, lugging photography equipment and wearing extraordinary outfits, like a trio of California surfers from the 1990s who had suddenly landed in the Old World.
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GT Nicklaus Jr., one of 22 grandchildren of the fabled Golden Bear, was given a swing from the last tee after lugging the six-times champion's bag, and fired his first ever ace to set off a wild celebration punctuated by a laughing bear hug from his granddad.
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"That's the beautiful thing about art, sometimes you can use it to find yourself," he says, speaking on the decision to head to Kinshasa, capital of the DRC, where he was able to shoot his press photographs (something that was a lot easier than lugging around film equipment).
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In "As Other Districts Grapple With Segregation, This One Makes Integration Work," Kyle Spencer writes: When the morning rush begins at Alexander Hamilton Elementary School here, students lugging oversize backpacks and fluorescent-colored lunchboxes emerge from the school buses that roll in, one after another, for 15 minutes.
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But save room for Season 3 of this tiny gem about Valerie (Michaela Watkins), a repressed therapist and mother to the precocious Laura (Tara Lynne Barr); Val's younger brother and roommate, Alex (Tommy Dewey); and the psychic cargo hold's worth of baggage they've been lugging throughout their lives.
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Last year, Google also introduced new accessibility details to Maps and asked users to add information to as many places as possible, with the aim of helping the 65 million people worldwide who need a wheelchair as well as people who are pushing strollers, using crutches, or lugging suitcases.
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Yes, it has handles, but they're only for lugging this 30-pound battery out the closet to power your fridge in case of a blackout, or to setup next to your tent when car-camping where it'll recharge your phone for about 6 months before giving up the ghost.
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What you can do, though, is remind yourself of the phenomenal stuff your body does for you on the daily, whether that's your legs (fat and all) powering you through an indoor cycling class, or the curve of your hips making a perfect resting place for lugging groceries up the stairs.
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I was so dreading the back-breaking ritual of packing, lugging, unpacking, and swearing to die in whatever cramped apartment I moved to next that I tried to pawn them off on a neighbor; unfortunately, my scads of black metal, crust punk, doom, and country albums remained my own goddamn problem.
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One of Wirecutter's favorites includes an oversize mesh bag with open outside pockets, which I've personally found is perfect for keeping sunscreen, bug spray, goggles and snacks within easy reach — as well as for lugging those soggy, sand-filled swim diapers when no bathroom or even garbage can is in sight.
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Works in Progress On a cool Thursday in July, nine teenagers and young adults from Concrete Safaris arrived in their signature lime green T-shirts, lugging the colorful tools of their trade: red metal hurdles, bright hula hoops, multicolored cones, small green balance beams and a rainbow of plastic circles.
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It provides additional security, but the necessity of lugging another physical device with you and having to rely on it to log into services you daily use can sound like a chore to a lot of people, so I asked Risher whether the Titan is something regular users should consider.
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What if instead of lugging an oversized umbrella to the beach or bringing a soccer ball to the park, you could nab these things where they make sense, in on-demand equipment lockers at the beach, or outside a park, where you could rent what you need, then return it?
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One of the running, mordant jokes of the film is how heavy the cameras Heather and co are lugging around, which in turn means that they only want to shoot—or audio-tape—what's absolutely necessary, both while their documentary project is up and running normally and then later while they're being hunted.
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Okay, you're still going to have to find a computer with a USB drive at your hotel or a local internet cafe, but it's certainly easier than lugging around a laptop, and you don't have the hassle and security issues of trying to type in your cloud account passwords on a foreign computer.
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But even at the second trial, Mr. Hatchett's lawyer failed to present evidence of his intellectual disability or of the fact that his injuries would almost certainly have prevented him from striking Ms. Carter with the force Mr. Williams had described or lugging her body across the park while leaning on crutches.
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We've drawn on our own experiences hustling from room 104A to 305B, lugging an entire day's worth of stuff on our shoulders to pick out this collection of best-in-class gear and supplies to help you (and ourselves) survive long battles with weak signals, minimal outlets, and other people in similar situations.
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Macy's has equipped the furniture departments in stores around the country with V.R. headsets so that customers can visualize how, say, the plaid sectional will look in their den, rather than discovering, after lugging it home, that the only way it will fit is if one end is jammed into the fireplace.
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Unlike those who took up far too much space before him, let us applaud this man: Let us commend him for his unflagging commitment to lugging heavy furniture onto the train, for finding a way to make a gallingly miserable ride a joy, and—perhaps—for inspiring us to do the same.
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As sweat-soaked fitness devotees jogged past lugging backpacks filled with rocks, Ms. Taylor engaged me in a mobile history lecture, explaining that Boulder's current status as a perpetual contender for "America's most livable town" was the result of a century and a half's worth of efforts to imbue its idyllic setting with intellectual cachet.
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The New York Times reviewed thousands of pages of court and other public records involving workers who said they had suffered miscarriages, gone into premature labor or, in one case, had a stillborn baby after their employers rejected their pleas for assistance — a break from flipping heavy mattresses, lugging large boxes and pushing loaded carts.
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Just ask the poor fellow in John Sloan's 1905 etching "Man Monkey," in the section on entertainers: Lugging an enormous drum-and-cymbal combination on his back as he attempts to dance while holding out a hat for money, he and the organ grinder accompanying him don't appear to be gaining much traction with — or donations from — nearby pedestrians.
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Of Rome, all he remembers (in his childish exhaustion) is the stone buildings stained as if hauled from the ocean, the heart-stopping traffic, his father lugging old-fashioned suitcases (including his mother's mysterious makeup kit) across the cobblestones, and the nighttime click-click-click of the yellow window shade as it flirted with the Roman wind.
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"When they weigh pros and cons while traveling, however, I suspect the hassles of lugging car seats and then installing them in taxis or ride-share vehicles is the most likely explanation for parents failing to secure their children in the safest possible manner while traveling by car," Schwebel, who wasn't involved in the poll, added by email.
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"In a time where so much of what we encounter is so virtual and so synthetic, I think the feeling and spirit of wanting to be connected to nature now is stronger than ever before," she said before sending models out into the gardens of the Villa Reale lugging Fendi-branded trugs and leather-clad Fendi-branded watering cans.
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That Mr. Mattis was equally known for lugging around a footlocker of Western novels and stoic philosophies, testifying in favor of greater spending for diplomacy, standing Christmas watch for enlisted Marines and writing thoughtfully about civil-military challenges 45 years into America's experiment with an all-volunteer force were, evidently, matters of indifference to the commander in chief.
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You see something like an Australian op-ed cartoonist caricaturing Williams as a kind of Jim Crow-era savage and Osaka as a faceless blonde (she's the daughter of a Japanese mother and Haitian father) and have just a glimpse of what else Williams has been lugging with her onto the tennis court these many years.
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Yankees 223, Red Sox 22009 If anyone had told the Yankees back in March that one-third of the way into their 22015 season their ace, Masahiro Tanaka, would be lugging around a 33 E.R.A. to go with a 23-28 record, it is doubtful they would have predicted they would occupy first place in the American League East.
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However, if you've got family members who are traveling from afar for the holidays and they don't want to be lugging a lot of stuff back home, talk with them ahead of time about either shipping gifts to their home or giving them gift cards so they can get something they really like without too much hassle.
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Encounters At the Richard Rodgers Theater on a rainy and humid Saturday in June, J. Quinton Johnson, 22, crossed from stage left to right, lugging the heavy overcoat worn by the character he plays in the first act of "Hamilton," a tailor named Hercules Mulligan who spies on the British for the benefit of the revolution.
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In 1842, just a couple of years after Louis Daguerre unveiled the world's first practical camera, Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey, a French aristocrat with a yen for experimental technology, set off on a three-year road trip, lugging a 100-pound kit as he took the world's first photographs of Athens, Cairo, Constantinople and Jerusalem.
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In 1842, just a couple of years after Louis Daguerre unveiled the world's first practical camera, Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey, a French aristocrat with a yen for experimental technology, set off on a three-year road trip, lugging a 36003-pound kit as he took the world's first photographs of Athens, Cairo, Constantinople and Jerusalem.
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In 5703, just a couple of years after Louis Daguerre unveiled the world's first practical camera, Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey, a French aristocrat with a yen for experimental technology, set off on a three-year road trip, lugging a 100-pound kit as he took the world's first photographs of Athens, Cairo, Constantinople and Jerusalem.
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In 69753, just a couple of years after Louis Daguerre unveiled the world's first practical camera, Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey, a French aristocrat with a yen for experimental technology, set off on a three-year road trip, lugging a 100-pound kit as he took the world's first photographs of Athens, Cairo, Constantinople and Jerusalem.
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In 1842, just a couple of years after Louis Daguerre unveiled the world's first practical camera, Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey, a French aristocrat with a yen for experimental technology, set off on a three-year road trip, lugging a 11-pound kit as he took the world's first photographs of Athens, Cairo, Constantinople and Jerusalem.
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In 1842, just a couple of years after Louis Daguerre unveiled the world's first practical camera, Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey, a French aristocrat with a yen for experimental technology, set off on a three-year road trip, lugging a 708-pound kit as he took the world's first photographs of Athens, Cairo, Constantinople and Jerusalem.
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Which isn't just a relief for all of the celebs and street style stars lugging their army of hefty suitcases packed to the brim with couture around the globe, but also for the ranks of in-demand models whose job it is to wear all the latest collections of must-have designs and killer heels day in and day out.
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Herzog has made a career directing gruelling films, both in their subject matter, and their production — the infamous shoot for Fitzcarraldo involved lugging an entire steamship over a mountain in the stifling jungles of South America, saw its leading actor come down with dysentry, and was nearly derailed countless times by the wild rages of longtime Herzog collaborator Klaus Kinski.
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Alan went on to make another few hundred hours of recordings for the Library of Congress before funding was cut, at which point he continued independently, picking up money where he could to fund investigative trips through hard-to-reach locales, lugging along his heavy equipment to capture the sounds and faces of people who wouldn't have otherwise been heard.
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KOLKATA, India — When Sonali Mehrotra realized that a hulking overpass would come within arm's length of her third-floor balcony, she took refuge in black humor, telling relatives to look at the bright side: Instead of lugging suitcases up the stairs when they came to visit, they could toss them into a bedroom as they drove in from the airport.
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Click here to view original GIFThe next time you clean out your change jar and find yourself with $148.33 worth of pennies you don't feel like lugging to the bank, why not turn them into a nine-feet tall, six-feet white mosaic portrait of Honest Abe that would look great over your fire place—if you're strong enough to lift it into place.
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For starters, we banned all holiday and birthday gifts for one another, put the kibosh on all new clothes and shoes (for me) and electronics (for him), started lugging our suitcases to the airport via subway ($5.00) instead of taxi ($65), and said no to pretty much every invitation from friends that would have cost us money we could otherwise put toward our house.
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Prime Day 2019 deal: Kindle Paperwhite, $84.99 (originally $129.99) [You save $45] + $5 eBook credit + 3 months free Kindle UnlimitedLast year's Prime Day deal: Kindle Paperwhite [Previous Generation], $79.99 (originally $119.99) [You saved $40] *now only available used through Amazon Warehouse If you hate lugging around books and your bookshelf is already full to bursting with titles, you'll love the convenience of Amazon's best-selling Kindle device.
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In more than two hours of closing arguments on Thursday, a federal prosecutor traced one man's journey from reading about jihad in 28 to buying and building explosive devices four years later, and his solitary walk through the streets of Manhattan one night last year, lugging bags laden with bombs, setting one on a sidewalk even as the boom of another sounded in his wake.
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"How to Exist OK" is a column that attempts to figure out how to exist OK. In it, writer, artist, and existential Humpty Dumpty Gideon Jacobs sits down with a sage of some sort—monks, ministers, theologians, psychologists, philosophers, bartenders, centenarians, and more—and asks them how to survive being human, how to navigate the world while lugging around three squishy pounds of consciousness in a rapidly decaying bag of skin.
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If these first 10,000 AV users are excited about their new ability to hop from home to work to shopping without lugging a car around; if they are charmed on their evening walk when the van stops, makes some cute ding-dong noise, and says, "Go ahead and cross, friend!" on its LED; if they give glowing quotes to the journalists who are certain to be swarming the area — well, then, confidence will build.
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Of course, recording narration in the Whisper Room is only half the battle for a "Family Ghosts" story — when I'm not in the studio, I'm usually lugging around a backpack full of my field recording gear: a Zoom H5 digital recorder, two Rode NTG2 shotgun mics, two desktop mic stands and XLR cables, a wall adapter and extension cord so that I don't have to worry about draining the batteries on the Zoom during long interviews, a pair of Sony MDR-7506 headphones and a stereo ¼" -to-⅛" cable, which allows me to record good-quality phone interviews on the Zoom.
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These days, pornography streams on phones; many curators determining museum programming came of age reading feminist theory; and there is a diversity, and plurality, of young women artists who have made sex, and the female body, their primary subject, and who have found recognition doing so: 27-year-old Darja Bajagic, who collages hardcore porn with images of murdered women, or 28-year-old Amalia Ulman, whose fictional Instagram personas post selfies in bras and thongs, or 25-year-old Emma Sulkowicz, whose 2014 performance, in which she marched around the campus of Columbia University lugging the mattress on which she was allegedly raped by a fellow student, quickly became an emblem of the current debate surrounding campus sexual assault.
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