Stair patterns may also throw off people at the last step, causing a bottom-of-stair illusion.
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It needs to be read as a noun, so the answer is STAIR, because a step is a STAIR.
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It's like you're climbing a flight of stairs, and you get into the stair-climbing rhythm, and then the top stair disappears.
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" Stair-ing contest Tower running as a sport is reminiscent of George Mallory's fabled line about why he (stair) climbed Mount Everest: "Because it's there.
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"Most men can't find stair 1 roof access," Jason wrote.
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He then recalled the specific moment when the stair photo happened.
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Dwellings with elevator access, lifts or stair-glides were also helpful.
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We have something unusual, which is a direct fire-responder stair.
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Why complain when you can "just hop over" the missing stair?
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Right now, though, they're taking things one stair at a time.
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The combination and stair tools work on furniture, bedding, and more.
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Vintage boot scrapers frame the first stair of the wooden stoop.
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I feel the stair I'm on sink when he passes me.
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It's been stair-stepping higher and I'd side with the leadership.
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" "Short-term, stair-stepped subsidies are a poor remedy for trade.
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This causes almost stair step-like protruding layers, according to NASA.
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That, or we should install Stannah stair-lifts in nightclubs going forward.
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What makes stair racing unique is its fusion of athleticism and architecture.
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Stair killed Terry Sterling, 63, Victoria Brong, 26 and Brian Hayes, 47.
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They then cooled down with three minutes of stair and corridor walking.
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Future research should look at stair design and safety, the study authors write.
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"We think there's another big stair-step for this business coming," Hansen said.
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"It's better when it stair-steps and more traders can participate," he said.
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It was not immediately clear to police why Stair shot the three employees.
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Peloton doesn't make a stair stepper, a category that's nearly as popular treadmills.
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We tried several variations from shaded squares to stair-steps to vertical entries.
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Half cab to frontside 21-22006 a nine stair rail against a wall?
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As with the stair training, weight work can be done during your workday.
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After about a month, Dr. Gurd says, repeat the stair or step test.
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"Over the last 30 years, Paris has slid dramatically from being a major art center," said Guy Stair Sainty, owner of the Stair Sainty Gallery in London, which sells old master paintings and has been participating in the Biennale since 1986.
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Right now my foot is a bit fucked up from sliding down stair railings.
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As I was walking up the stair I met a man who wasn't there.
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We actually have a little stair-step picture of how we would do it.
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His ankle actuators give him the power to climb one foot to a stair.
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It still boasts original Victorian woodwork, including stunning carved wood stair railings and mantelpieces.
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And then when she lifts her foot, it pops back out of the stair.
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Hickey said the market has been trading in a healthy fashion, stair-stepping higher.
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In the cartoon Stair created, characters were portrayed as school shooters turned into ghosts.
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The most recent is a stair-climbing wheelchair, which actually isn't a new concept.
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The front door, with its original colored transom glass, opens to a stair hall.
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The type of stair-step programs Nissan operated "were like heroin," Mr. Moreno added.
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Aerobic exercises included walking on a treadmill, riding a stationary bicycle, and stair climbing.
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The stair climber is located in a corporate box gym in an aging shopping mall.
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We were opening our first two-level at SoHo and he imagined a glass stair.
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On a stair stepper (not available at the demo), floors climbed would also be included.
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"Stair-climbers look lean but are more more muscular than long-distance runners," Zeigel said.
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The stairs are the focal point of the store, made of 43 cantilevered stair treads.
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Stationary bikes typically have the most accurate readouts, followed by stair climbers, treadmills, and ellipticals.
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It steps, almost stair-like, in a rapid-fire series of roughly 50-metre increments.
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This was a child who'd spent years perfecting how to climb doorframes and stair rails.
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All the readers immediately recognized "Crystal Stair" in the headline and asked for a copy.
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The action accelerates as slowly as a stair car, accreting new subplots like hop-ons.
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" Elsewhere in the recording, Mr. Stair referred to some Flint residents as "derelict" and "deadbeats.
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Ethan Stair had 22020 points and six rebounds for the Bears (6-9, 0-2).
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She sat on the second stair as two Olathe police officers confirmed Mr. Kuchibhotla's death.
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The first-floor banister, newel post and stair treads were found in the house during renovations.
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So they have their own stair to get up and down in the case of need.
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The iBOT mobility system was a stair-climbing wheelchair that could also turn into a Segway.
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I always go for at least 45 minutes on either the treadmill, elliptical, or stair climber.
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Sophomore guard Ethan Stair added 11 points for Mercer, which shot 37.8 percent from the field.
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For a few moments, they form a stair-step chain of women, holding each other's hair.
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The stair, the corridor, the office, the walnut table, and the contractor are all long gone.
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David Flynn, a Tucson sculptor, created the wrought-iron screen door, stair rail and porch railing.
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The stair-stepped skyscraper is made of limestone and bronze and has offices on 15 floors.
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To the right of the reception hall is a stair landing that leads to a study.
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The faded red stair runner, with a Swedish geometric pattern, seems particularly daring in this context.
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I do 20 minutes on the stair stepper, and finish with an arm and ab session.
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Included are a multi-angle brush tool, reach-under tool, and a mattress and stair tool.
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Take a close look at the stair-step configuration of BLACK squares on top of it.
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Rivals in the stair lift market include Sweden's Handicare, Dutch family-owned Otolift and U.S.-based Stannah.
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" Beador went on to explain, in a caption on Instagram, that she had "tripped on a stair.
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"Look very probable I'm going to put some miles on the Stair Car this summer," he said.
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On diagonals and round edges, the diamond pattern makes for a more natural curve without stair-stepping.
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Stair fired a total of 59 shots, killing three of his coworkers before taking his own life.
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But any variety of weight-bearing exercises (hiking, stair-climbing, running, dancing) will promote agile muscle growth.
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And competitively, in what other sport, besides maybe stair climbing, do you eventually come out on top?
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Amazon has said it increased cleaning of stair rails, door handles and other surfaces at its buildings.
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I knew that mother who told her son that life for her had been no crystal stair.
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And we can use a "stair step" set of squares to get ourselves out of this corner.
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There was also a Bluth stair car in the midst of all the civil waring of Civil War.
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At first glance, the vastness of the white limestone exterior and monumental stair diminish the quartet of bronzes.
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But, after doing the stair stepper for 15 minutes, I'm feeling better and ready to slay this workout.
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You can clean almost any surface with the easy-release wand and hose, combination tool, and stair tools.
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Yet, as sports go, stair climbing is relatively new and has only a small pool of professional competitors.
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The Art Nouveau stained-glass window on the stair landing is by Auguste Alleaume and his brother Ludovic.
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These tools bring an apparent precision: Nash can quantify the calories in each cracker crunched and stair climbed.
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Period-appropriate Malibu ceramic tiles were custom made for the front door, stair risers, kitchen and outdoor sink.
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He used the stunt doubles Jackson Spidell and Daniel Graham, who were game to take a stair roll.
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Toward the late 1900s, equipment such as the NordicTrack, the elliptical trainer, and stair machine gained in popularity.
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High intensity interval training, was also up 10 percent, and regular old stair climbing saw 9 percent growth.
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An adjacent second bedroom has been used as an office, and a third is at the stair landing.
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But when combined with its jagged, stair-like aesthetics, Chicago became a hallmark of Apple's early brand image.
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We're told just as they got to the top stair, Arnold came charging at them and pushed Burnett.
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His voice is undeniably cherubic, though, and the gong sound created by kicking the stair rail is on point.
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But on a systemic level, it all adds up to something so much more than a mere missing stair.
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Stair posted a Word document that listed his multiple accounts on Twitter, Facebook, SoundCloud, Instagram, Bandcamp, and other platforms.
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Equipment that helps frail seniors stay in their homes also can be covered, including grab bars and stair rails.
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Maybe if it's up a stair it burns a little more energy, but words are so different from that.
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Painstakingly measuring every single stair and manually cutting wood to those many slightly different dimensions is extremely time-consuming.
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The elegant entry point is a tall cylindrical lobby with a curving stair that wraps around a contemporary chandelier.
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Both loudly stumbled down the stair well at which point other persons at the house were talking with them.
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My evening is spent on a stair climber, steadily propelling myself upward for hours at a time while going nowhere.
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But don't get down on yourself for just doing as much power walking or stair climbing as you're capable of.
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"Maple in Spring," by Susan Stair, combines drawing with ceramics, etching tree blossoms into an irregularly shaped disk of clay.
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She regularly posts clips of her workouts to Snapchat — everything from circuit training to weightlifting and using a stair climber.
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It's like climbing the stairs to your room in the dark, thinking that there's one more stair than there is.
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Although Appelbaum had been a well-known missing stair for many years, the moment was a "controversy," not a reckoning.
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The buildings are not much to look at -- squat concrete walk-ups with notoriously dark stair-wells and crumbling steps.
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That lack of stair interaction wasn't due to a lack of trying, as Singh said in an email to Motherboard.
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My War was a mid-paced stomp, full of Ginn's stair-stepping, polyrhythmic riffs and Rollins' more refined vocal stylings.
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The Dyson Ball also includes a combination and stair tool to capture any dust that may have tried to escape.
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The spiral stair continues to a rooftop observation deck, where Mr. Iglesias installed an outdoor shower, steam room and kitchenette.
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A curving stair-stepped path lined with boulders rises to a front deck with handmade planters and sweeping western views.
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It will ride much more like a traditional stair — and look like one, hugging the walls with no odd void.
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I'm incredibly sore and don't get my full cardio in, but still manage to do a mini stair workout and lift.
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It comes with a turbine tool to help with pet hair, as well as a stair tool and many other accessories.
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That starts with a handful of products: a motion sensor, a nightlight, a stair light, a spotlight, and a path light.
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Meanwhile, in the background, Mary Poppins silently glides up a stair bannister, in defiance of the laws of gravity and physics.
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It's like climbing up the stairs to your room in the dark, thinking there is one more stair than there is.
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TRUMP: WELL, WHEN YOU SAY "WELL RECEIVED," THEY WOULDN'T EVEN GIVE HIM A STAIR TO GET OUT OF THE PLANE, JOE.
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Samples came from stair and escalator handrails, check-in kiosk touchscreens, toys in a children's play area, toilets, and security trays.
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The former shortstop and third basemen credited yoga, strategic sweating and stair-running as key parts of his weight-loss routine.
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In fact, the closest the sport gets to an origin story is the 268 "Stair Climbing Championship" up the Eiffel Tower.
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But now, with an official organization and a global circuit of races, stair climbing is a legitimate, if niche, amateur sport.
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At Pireaus a Reuters witness saw passengers in lifejackets walking down a sideway stair, while smoke billowed out of the ship.
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It will be offered on April 30 at Stair auction house in Hudson, N.Y. (with an estimate of $19373,000 to $120,000).
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That's what Brooks did for his stair spindles, which he ended up finding for $5 each at an architectural salvage place.
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On the stair landing between the two floors is an incongruous gesture to emptiness—a Buddha head and a few stones.
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"I'm big on exhibitions," Mr. Stair said, of the five- to 15-day display times for upcoming lots, longer than normal.
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And while the house's original entry and stair balustrade were intact, the ceilings, floors, moldings and window frames all needed replacing.
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Michele Wildman, the Land Bank's executive director, said she heard the recording on Sunday evening and resolved to fire Mr. Stair.
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Now move your eyes directly across the grid and look at its symmetrical partner, the stair-step configuration on the right.
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This gives the precise dimensions and attachment angles of the area around it, in the first intended use case a stair.
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Off the stair hall to the right is a formal dining room with a bay window inset with tall casement windows.
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It's a very small problem, but it annoys me every day, like a stair that is slightly taller than the rest.
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"This underscores the need for increased prevention efforts, particularly those related to stair design and construction," Smith told Reuters Health by email.
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To help prevent accidents, new stair construction and remodels could increase the horizontal surfaces for the foot to step on, for instance.
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Without power in the knees and lower legs, the exoskeleton is not, however, appropriate for stair-climbing beyond a step or two.
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While we wouldn't recommend hitting the stair climber in heels, Mimi didn't let her wardrobe get in the way of her exercise.
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But if we can get the content out of a girl lipsliding this huge rail or hardflipping a ten-stair, it's real.
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"The stair is a big thing," said the London-born Mr. Parker, 46, standing on the step leading to the living room.
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It's not just for floors though; it comes with a combination tool and stair tool for cleaning furniture, curtains, bedding, and more.
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Likewise, you can see your history of stair-climbing by tapping through the screens from the Flights Climbed graph on the Dashboard.
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However, today's puzzle features three 13-letter entries (DIXIELAND JAZZ, MOBILE ALABAMA, DOUBLE DEALERS) stair-stacked in the center of the grid.
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The front door, with its panel of etched floral-patterned glass, surrounded by a stained-glass border, opens to a stair hall.
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Mr. Steele has had surgery and extensive physical therapy that he attributes to all the stair-climbing he does in the show.
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The next most frequent cause, stair-related accidents, occurred at an average rate of 46.8 per 10,000 kids during the study period.
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So why not consider cutting a slightly larger rectangular opening and installing a more conventional compact stair like those offered by Arke?
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Update: Driver of the Uber stair car says he was using the Uber app, which he says directed him down the stairs. pic.twitter.
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Zolper, newly tall and with posture befitting a child of two chiropractor parents, climbed up to the top stair in his gray suit.
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The Ventura-Pitas Point Fault (shown in pink) has a stair-case like structure, extending it closer to the surface than previously suspected.
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One stair at a time, I shoved and pulled at the behemoth any way I could, to get a sense of my options.
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Right now, he's sitting on the cement crying, because his father, Tony, won't let him try an ollie five-stair without a helmet.
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While she has yet to comment on the Chanel experience, she certainly stole the spotlight, making the stair case her own personal runway.
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It also includes stair safety, obstacle detection technology, and auto-recharge, and it boasts 110 minutes of run time on a single charge.
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He said analysts have seen in the past year a "stair-step pattern," where the markets rally and then the market trades sideways.
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Runners with the fastest times earn invitations to some of the more coveted stair races, such as the Empire State Building Run-Up.
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Kavanaugh physically pushed me into a bedroom as I was headed for a bathroom up a short stair well from the living room.
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In addition to stair monuments, more than 13 New York galleries have come under fire for alleged ADA violations related to website accessibility.
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Randy Stair opened fire at a Weis Markets in Eaton Township, about 25 miles (40 km) northwest of Scranton, shortly before 1 a.m.
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Then, in June, they turned their attention to the shiny faux-marbling on the stair railing (so dated), applying a subtler matte finish.
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Buses, bicycles, taxis, stair-climbing, driving my car — far better alternatives to succumbing to my fear and moving away from New York City.
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Down a flight of steps is more evidence of local craft traditions: The stair posts have been carved into small gnome-like figures.
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Bend the legs around the arm of a chair, a stair railing or even a tree limb, and the camera will stay put.
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What it does offer, however, is the fact that it's the only hotel off of PCH with direct stair access to the beach.
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Early on, he tenderly takes her hand to help her down a stair, and nudges her to remember details of her own story.
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Phys Ed As little as 20 seconds of brisk stair climbing, done several times a day, might be enough to increase aerobic fitness.
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"Mix push-ups, jumping jacks, burpees, lunges, stair ascents and descents, ideally with short recovery periods to keep heart rate up," he says.
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They tore down the walls that enclosed the home's central staircase and installed a custom iron banister and fresh walnut wood stair treads.
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The US' epidemic growth curve looks like a steep stair case, with each day bringing a new record number of new confirmed cases.
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It remained a cult favorite, its disciples ever clamoring for more banana stands, stair cars, cousins in love and $5,000 suits (Come on!).
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It's almost as powerful as the Ball Animal 2, and it comes with a stair tool and a combination brush nozzle—that's it.
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For a stair runner, she bought five skinny rag rugs with an ombre effect on Etsy and had them staple-gunned into place.
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In his off hours, he lived in a Tokyo rental with bare walls and little more than a stair-climbing machine for furniture.
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Compared with the heyday of antiques collecting, prices for average pieces are now "80 percent off," said Colin Stair, the owner of Stair Galleries auction house in Hudson, N.Y. "Your typical Georgian 18th century furniture, chests of drawers, tripod tables, Pembroke tables," he noted, can all be had for a fraction of what they cost 240 to 210 years ago.
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It's clear she knows Rhonda is suspicious of her for something, but we still don't know if she's guilty of being the stair shover.
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I do the elliptical and stair machine for 30 minutes combined, and then go back to my apartment to do some Blogilates abs videos.
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In a stair-step process, as Russia and China have pushed ahead, the United States has increased its own efforts, at a growing expense.
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Just outside of Paris, The Bookshelf House earns its name from the multipurpose bookshelves that separate rooms, hide old columns and became stair bannisters.
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This creates stair-step cliffs called thrust faults as part of the crust is pushed up and over another close part of the crust.
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Knees-to-know basis Stair climbing is an excellent full-body, high-intensity workout focused on lower-body strength, power, flexibility and weight loss.
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Stair-Rover - $23 See Details If you like finding new and interesting ways to interact with your computer, Myo might be the ultimate investment.
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Ms. Eensaar's right hand bore her Stair Ring, an enormous golden South Sea pearl wrapped in a rope of canary-yellow sapphires and diamonds.
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Syn Stair is melancholic, futuristic, and outright disturbing—DeBois almost gives his machines their own voices and puts them in conversation with one another.
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He rose from under the shadow of the Rajabai Clock Tower, which sits atop the storied spiral-stair vestibule of the University of Mumbai.
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You hit the last stair to see a nice bowl of … Raisin Bran your mom just poured from the hotel grab-and-go breakfast?
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Netflix previewed the announcement with a gimmick in which a version of the show's stair car drove around New York emblazoned with the date.
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The home's owner, Elliot Goldberg, 71, currently has to transfer from one stair lift to another to reach his third-level bedroom and bath.
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Another tactic: Have one show you love that you only watch on your smart phone when you're on the stair-master, treadmill, or elliptical.
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Among recent projects he's proud of, Bass highlighted the use of HoloLens, Microsoft's augmented reality glasses and associated Azure software, in Thyssenkrupp's stair lift business.
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That was amazing about Steve, he had more ... He designed that stair probably like he did the iPod, which were about the same time. Wow.
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RoMeLa teased fancier sideways walking bots at the end of this video, including a four legged thing and the aforementioned stair walker with swinging knees.
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Right now, GymKit syncs data from the four types of cardio equipment most commonly made by Apple's partners: treadmills, stair steppers, ellipticals, and indoor bikes.
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There are seven bedrooms on the second floor, and the spacious stair landing offers access to the four main ones, all of which have fireplaces.
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DEKA has helped develop the portable dialysis machine, the vascular stent, the iBOT a stair-climbing wheelchair, the Slingshot water purifier and the Sterling generator.
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The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) advises that home environment changes, including adding an orthopedic bed and stair steps, can help reduce dog arthritis symptoms.
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"So overwhelmed with the response on my jumping skills," Okparaebo writes on her Instagram two days after blowing us away with her stair-leaping abilities.
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An outdoor structure called the Vessel offers stair-climbing exercise for tourists who haven't yet been worn out by their trek along the High Line.
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In addition to a digital release, Syn Stair will be pressed to vinyl, with the legendary Rashad Becker of Berlin's Dubplates & Mastering on mastering duties.
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Even a few minutes of stair climbing will boost your heart rate, and you'll be rewarded by great views at the end of your journey.
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Floors and stair treads are antique fumed oak; the master bath and bedroom upstairs are separated by a sliding screen made of woven copper strips.
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The Bowflex Max is a combination of an elliptical and stair stepper and gives you a full-body workout while focusing on your legs muscles.
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Curving staircases flanked a contemporary chandelier and the space had a luxe, nautical feel with a navy stair runner and lots of painted white wood.
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According to the Philidelphia Inquirer, about 200 of the museum's over 500 employees attended Wednesday's all-staff meeting, held at the museum's Great Stair Hall.
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The incentive scheme Nissan favored, known as a stair step, awards cash bonuses to dealers as opposed to the more familiar rebates given to buyers.
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ESSEN, Germany (Reuters) - German conglomerate Thyssenkrupp could double sales from stair lifts over the next five years, the chief executive of the group's elevator unit said.
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Builders need to pay attention to the smallest of details, like the height of stair risers or handrails, to avoid expensive construction tear-outs and redos.
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FedEx is teaming up with DEKA Development & Research, whose founder Dean Kamen invented the Segway stand-up scooter and iBot stair-climbing wheelchair, for its project.
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Along with the 42-minute YouTube video, Stair tweeted links to a number of media files on a separate website, including his "Suicide Tapes" and journal.
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Last night, Alec Baldwin, who so irked the stair-fearing racist in the Oval Office, hosted for the 17th time in his career, a new record.
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The Piasentina veranda at the bottom of the stair, laid in an irregular pattern that contrasts with the orderly geometry of the outside, was also intact.
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Ties LONDON — I sit on the bottom stair of my mother's house, my plate of rice balanced gently on one knee, as chaos unfolds around me.
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One of the dealers who bought the work, Guy Stair Sainty, said there was no indication at the time that the painting had a disputed ownership.
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For years, Vic Mignogna has been a missing stair in the anime world, a subject of backchannel gossip and extraordinary precautions by women in his circle.
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But something about this creature persuaded me to stop and observe as she traversed back and forth between stair and balustrade, constructing an elaborate death trap.
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The elevator was so tiny that only one or two people could fit in it at a time, so there was a lot of stair climbing.
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The crown jewel of the home, as Makowsky describes it, is a polished, stainless steel stair case -- which weighs four tons and took two years to build.
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FedEx is teaming up with DEKA Development & Research Corp, whose founder Dean Kamen invented the Segway stand-up scooter and iBot stair-climbing wheelchair, for its project.
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Marine said dealers were skeptical because so-called stair step bonus programs remain in place that reward dealers with cash only if they hit monthly sales targets.
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A 150-foot-tall cluster of futuristic stair-filled hexagons is coming to New York City's Hudson Yards, courtesy of British starchitect Thomas Heatherwick and Heatherwick Studio.
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The new trailer presents him as kind of the Big Bad of the film's creatures, and we see him dangling from stair landings and being generally spooky!
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Early Thursday morning, a 24-year old named Randy Stair showed up at the Weis supermarket where he was employed in Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania for his overnight shift.
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In its review, Kitchen Gadget Review highlights the stair-step design of the Seville Bamboo Spice Rack, which helps you see all of your spices at once.
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He and his colleagues plan to conduct larger, longer-term studies of the effects of differing amounts of and approaches to stair-climbing and other interval workouts.
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One study published in January showed that even 20 second-long, vigorous stair-climbing exercise "snacks" spread out over the course of a day can improve fitness.
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I knew we were looking at a clue that was hinting at actually skipping a stair on a staircase, so at first I had FALL, then SLIP.
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Every 11-year-old can seamlessly ollie a 12-stair and if Timmy can stick the Indy 360 at the big competition the bullies won't beat him up.
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By flight two, I was squatting underneath the item, shoving it in a northward direction and cartwheeling it over itself any time it got stuck on a stair.
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Kuri's internal mapping and sensor system helps it navigate your home, but also avoid objects left on the floor and stair cases that it would otherwise fall down.
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The iconic Bluth family stair car from "Arrested Development" made stops in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday as part of a campaign to promote the show's upcoming fifth season.
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ESSEN, Germany, Oct 18 (Reuters) - German conglomerate Thyssenkrupp could double sales from stair lifts over the next five years, the chief executive of the group's elevator unit said.
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In the song "Bianca," Mr. Bleu executes amazing calisthenic feats (at one point he tap dances upside-down beneath a stair landing), but the big picture gets lost.
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The great room, which includes a living room with a wood-burning fireplace and a dining room, is set off by French doors from a central stair hall.
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Bold, dramatic patterns like murals are especially good for sparsely furnished rooms, which is probably why scenic wallpaper has traditionally turned up in dining rooms and stair halls.
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It will drip from the brass handles that finish a leather-wrapped railing along a glass staircase that glows from the light-emitting diodes embedded into each stair.
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But all the scenes whether the grand but decrepit spiral stair in "Staircase Old," or the untitled image of a slovenly library devoid of furniture — suggest messy aftermaths.
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"Nissan was convinced that stair steps were the way to go, and we did not agree with this strategy for our business," said Marc Cannon, an AutoNation spokesman.
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The hateful views of one man in a community of 100 people are unlikely to make a huge collective difference; worst case, they become a fabled missing stair.
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Size: 5,740 square feet Price per square foot: $253 Indoors: The entrance foyer has rectangular wood ceiling beams, door moldings and stair spindles copied from the previous house.
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An example of a common tripping hazard, the study team, points out, is a missing nosing - the part of the tread that overhangs a stair - on the top step.
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HoloLens lets Thyssenkrupp show customers what a stair chair could look like when installed at home, reducing delivery waits from 12 weeks to less than three weeks, Bass said.
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"As I finish my morning workout, I'm thinking about how this week I have been tired and not as motivated," she wrote over a picture of a stair climber.
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"With respect to single family, the stair step recovery continues, but oh man is there still a ways to go," wrote Peter Boockvar, an analyst with The Lindsey Group.
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LAS VEGAS — Fitbit — the king of tracking every step taken, each stair climbed and every hour snoozed — is at it again with its second attempt at a fitness watch.
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Across the street Lillian, her newest recruit, hung laundry on lines strung from porch roof and stair railings to branches of the high, dusty bushes that protected her garden.
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"After a freak accident during a stair conditioning session, which I've done with no incident hundreds of times, I lost my footing and slipped," Haye said in a statement.
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After a year, there were no significant differences between the two groups in stair climbing power, walking speed, knee strength, range of motion, pain, adverse events or re-hospitalizations.
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Upstairs, bullet holes peppering the stair wall and thick smears of blood in several rooms of the debris-strewn house testified to the brutal shootout that had taken place.
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In 215, Mr. Stair sold a set of eight George III-style carved mahogany chairs for $230,240; in 3000, he sold a similar set of eight chairs for $5003.
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For example, Guy Stair Sainty, a London-based dealer in old masters, took a less than sanguine view of the board's ambition to establish itself as a global brand.
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Stair-climbing wheelchairs are an excellent example of the overlapping problems with disability dongles; people with mobility impairments know that there's a problem (stairs), and they've repeatedly articulated solutions.
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So although you know each stair is about 35 inches wide, it might be 35 and 3/64 inches, while the next one could be 34 and 61/64.
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The bizarre lake, surrounded by the multicolored stair-step walls of the open pit, has even become a tourist attraction, complete with a viewing stand and a souvenir shop.
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She went on to win the Rocky Raccoon 100 three weeks later and has started using a stair climber at the gym to incorporate into her year-round workouts.
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It also comes with stair safety and obstacle detection technology so you won't have to worry about damage, and auto-recharge so you won't have to juice it up manually.
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At one of the more popular restaurants, Marina Tuna, which specializes in the fish for which the city is known, a Duterte cut-out greets guests on the entry stair.
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"The first wood element starts on the first floor stepping up on the stair and becoming the railing on one side, and the main bookshelf on the other," Mosca explained.
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To begin with, the interior literally glows: Beneath the lip of each wooden stair is a strand of LED lights, which at night bathe the foyer in a violet haze.
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According to The Washington Post, shortly after arriving, Stair began barricading the supermarket door with wooden pallets before opening fire on his coworkers with a pair of pistol grip shotguns.
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The rapper was shooting a music video Thursday night and the crew was handing off a snake to Lil Pump, who was sitting on some sort of stair-like throne.
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Stand on the edge of a stair during a midmorning break and let your heels drop, then slowly rise up until you are standing on your tiptoes on the stairs.
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These results suggest that intermittent, quickie stair climbing can be an effective workout, says Martin Gibala, a professor and chairman of kinesiology at McMaster University and the study's senior author.
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Size: 5033,2503 square feet Price per square foot: $2709 Indoors: Passing through a paneled door flanked by Corinthian columns and topped by a fanlight, one enters a central stair hall.
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As a wheelchair user, I work toward a different future in which our society has been deprogrammed from the cult of the stair and embraces the ramp as the default.
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In an exclusive clip (top), Curtis is busy staining a stair rail at one of the two homes that are featured in the premiere, but she quickly runs into a problem.
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Launching on Thursday, GymKit allows Apple Watch wearers the ability to pair their device directly to treadmills, stair steppers, ellipticals and indoor bikes with one tap of an in-built pad.
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"@skatelab @stevebadillo Ollie down the 8 stair and Dad," Brooklyn captioned the Instagram video, which featured the father of four lying down on a step as his son soared over him.
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To start, the 33-year-old kicked things off with spending "30 mins on the stairs" (or rather, stair machine) before her coach arrived to lead her through some circuit training.
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The three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom main house is accented with rustic touches like a rope stair railing in the entryway and a stone fireplace in the living room.
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Schierenbeck said that stair lift sales were currently "somewhere between 300 and 600 million euros" ($345-690 million), adding they could reach 1 billion within the next five to six years.
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Hayworth made a grand entrance in a white gown; Khan was there to greet her when she descended the last stair and stayed with her for the rest of the party.
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But Cornyn suggested a "stair-step" model, where starting in the sixth year after the corporate tax cut goes into effect rates might increase by half a percentage point per year.
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I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT. THEY WERE STANDING THERE, THEY WOULD NOT PROVIDE THEM WITH THE STAIR AND HIS PEOPLE WERE FIGHTING ON THE RUNWAY WITH THE CHINESE OFFICIALS.
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Here, the grade on some streets is so steep that cars can't pass, and you'll find the stair streets, which offer residents a workout as they climb up to their homes.
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No one was more excited than I when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced his stair-climbing initiative in 2013 to make New Yorkers healthier by creating visible, attractive and accessible staircases.
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As little as 20 seconds of brisk stair climbing, done several times a day, might be enough exercise to improve fitness, according to a pragmatic new study of interval-style training.
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Their hope was that a single quick burst of stair climbing would be strenuous enough to prompt improvements in fitness if it were repeated multiple times, even with hours in between.
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Of course, this snacking approach to intervals did not elevate fitness as much as the single sessions of repeated stair climbing that he and his colleagues had examined earlier, he says.
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Eliot Feld's talented group of young dancers takes over the Joyce with spirited repertory, including the program opener of his esteemed "A Stair Dance," dedicated to the memory of Gregory Hines.
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I found the northwest and southeast corners, which were solid blocks of entries in the grid, moderately more difficult than the opposite corners, which were broken up by triple stair steps.
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This dog, who carried me up so many flights, welcomed my hand raising her by those handles, lifting her chest to lighten her descent as I braced against the stair rail.
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The New York Knicks held their second annual Knicks 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb charity event on Sunday at Madison Square Garden, raising $50,000 for the families of fallen 93/11 firefighters.
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Entering the skatepark at the back of the shop, the place thumped with boom-bap bass and the voice of an angry amateur rapper warming up the ramp and stair-set stage.
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"The recent sideways trading in the S&P 500 is just a continuation of the stair-step pattern the market has been in for more than a year," Hickey wrote to CNBC.
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There are benefits, of course, and I scan the studies, which have informed me that stair-climbing can increase bone density and has cardioprotective effects such as lowering blood pressure and cholesterol.
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Andreas Schierenbeck said that stair lift sales were currently "somewhere between 300 and 600 million euros" ($345-690 million), adding they could reach 1 billion within the next five to six years.
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Just east of Beach Town, El Prado will occupy a steep grade, introducing more hill town urbanism to Las Catalinas, like stair streets and rooftops that function as terraces for neighboring homes.
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"I was shocked to see our flooring installer, who had 10 years of experience, and was excellent at what he did, take over an hour to install a single stair," Blumer said.
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NADA commissioned a study into automakers' stair-step programs by Boston-based consultancy Analysis Group, Scarpelli said, whose results it will share with automakers and use them as the basis for discussion.
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Size: 24501,754 square feet Price per square foot: $527 Indoors: Double doors open to a marble-tiled vestibule, followed by a stair hall with hardwood floors and a wall of exposed brick.
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The next day, I got home, and she had smashed a bunch of shit—she threw the alarm clock at the wall, smashed a lamp, broke a mirror, kicked out stair rails.
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At various points he calls out families for missing stair banisters, "feathered lethal windblown hair," and drops a Meet the Fockers reference that proves he probably doesn't remember who is in the movie.
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They paid $1.2 million for a two-bedroom, 100-year-old Craftsman that is accessible only by a stair street, and in the back they have pine, grapefruit, lemon, persimmon and loquat trees.
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While he was at art school, Tillmans took a photo of a pair of jeans draped over a stair post—one of the first of his "Faltenwurf" series, an ongoing study of drapery.
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Do we recall Leonardo DiCaprio building a halfpipe in his backyard, Jennifer Lopez waxing up a curb for a sugar-sweet grind, or Ryan Gosling smashing it down a five step-stair-set?
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Size: 3,21920 square feet Price per square foot: $21 Indoors: A hand-carved front door topped by a row of rectangular glass panes opens to a stair hall with original wide-plank floors.
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We also don't know how long the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 can survive on hard surfaces, although other coronaviruses can survive for up to nine days on hard surfaces like stair railings.
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Each shabby stair to the second-floor space is a step back in time, toward a collection of fun-house mirrors, painted signs and wooden midway prizes and ticket rolls in glass cases.
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A stair hall, with the same original pegged wide-board floors found throughout the main level, opens on the left to a front parlor with a wall of built-in shelves and niches.
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"Stairs are a common source of injury among all ages, and the frequency and rate of stair-related injuries are increasing," said senior author Dr. Gary Smith of Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
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Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern, Zoë Kravitz, and Shailene Woodley return as the "Monterey Five," who were the only witnesses to the season 1 "accidental fatal stair fall" of Perry Wright (Alexander Skarsgård).
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The multilevel pavilion will house an additional 9,840 square feet of gallery space, a prominent "stair tower," new space for the institution's library, and a sculpture garden and roof deck on its third floor.
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In Jedaidah quarter, a modest doorway led to a pretty little courtyard shaded by a fig tree and a grape vine, an arched niche standing by a stone stair leading up to the roof.
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It has a detachable wand and hose to aid in cleaning up high or under furniture, and it also comes with a combination tool and stair tool for cleaning furniture, curtains, bedding, and more.
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As someone who strength-trained, ellipticized, and stair-climbed her way through pregnancy, I knew I'd be itching to hit the gym as soon as my OB gave me the post-delivery go-ahead.
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The wearable features Polar's Smart Coaching via the Android wear app, along with standard fitness (no stair count, however) and sleeping and features the inactivity alert the company has offered up for some time.
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David Rockwell, the firm's founder — and a self-avowed "stair fan" — is particularly enamored of the staircase's mirror-polished bronze underside, which reflects movement and contributes to what he described as the lobby's dynamism.
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The Apple Watch Series 3 also features a new barometric sensor for tracking altitude, which once again frees it from the iPhone when the need arises for tracking your hill- and stair-climbing activity.
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About half of homes in the United States contain stairs, according to the Census Bureau, and the direct and indirect costs of non-fatal stair injuries total about $92 billion annually, the study team notes.
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For now, GymKit will sync data from cardio equipment — specifically treadmills, ellipticals, indoor bikes, and stair steppers — but there's no reason why Apple couldn't extend this to other types of workout equipment in the future.
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It all harkens back to Cliff Pervocracy's analogy of the "missing stair," where everyone works around the obvious dangers of a situation because they are so used to "dealing with it" by outright ignoring it.
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Ethan Stair finished with a career-high 23 points and 10 rebounds, and Luke Hamilton and Djordje Dimitrijevic each added 10 points for Mercer in the head coaching debut of longtime Purdue assistant Greg Gary.
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But he doesn't get off scot-free ... Joe's gotta pay his ex, Deborah Herron, $2,219 a month in spousal support ... and she gets to keep a Lance Armstrong spin bike, stair climber and the Bowflex.
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It was our second day there, and I'd like to attribute the fight to the stress of travel, but Bruce and I can argue in a box, with a fox, on a stair or anywhere.
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But the interiors of this one had somehow survived mostly intact, with ornate stucco moldings, marble fireplaces, wooden paneling, wrought-iron stair rails and parquet floors made in the traditional way, without a single nail.
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You gotta see this Call me crazy, but this trippy image from photographer Tom Blachford kind of looks like a bismuth crystal (bismuth is an element that naturally forms into fascinating, iridescent stair-step shapes).
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The couple produced an impressive line of descendants that filled the great stair hall of the Philadelphia Museum of Art last week, in what felt like more like a family reunion than a film screening.
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Inventions such as a stair-climbing wheelchair, a robotic exomuscle suit and a smart walking stick with an ultrasonic sensor could usher in a superhuman future of disability access -- and look incredibly cool while doing it.
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Comparative results from rest and exercise, including jump rope, treadmills, outdoor jogging and stair climbing, showed that the Fitbit devices miscalculated heart rates by up to 20 beats per minute on average during more intensive workouts.
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Other works in the exhibition are rich in metaphoric possibilities — among them is "Stair Share" (2019), two staircases composed of three steps each, oriented in opposite directions; a plank connects the stairs across the second step.
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He takes every stair like an old wound is acting up, and while he once loped down streets at a brisk pace he now ambles, shaking out his joints and rolling his shoulder every so often.
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If you're familiar with the anatomy of a vulva, then you know that stair 1 roof access is roughly where a person's clitoris — the "pleasure center of the vulva," as Planned Parenthood calls it — would be.
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"Credit booms, even stealth mini ones, have a stair-step effect on the credit-to-GDP ratio, which at 250 percent China can ill afford," Tim Condon, ING's chief Asia economist, wrote in a recent note.
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Those considering running their first stair race should be aware that there are also risks of tripping, especially when there are too many runners at once, so be careful and use common sense in crowded stairwells.
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As for those aforementioned bonus attachments, this deal includes Dyson's Tangle-Free Turbine Tool, Stiff Bristle Brush, Soft Dusting Brush, Reach Under Tool, Up Top Tool, Mattress Tool, Stair Tool, and 2-in-1 Combination Tool.
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Mercer, picked to finish eighth in the Southern Conference preseason poll, used a 7-343 run capped by a 3-pointer by Stair to cut the Red Storm lead to 61-45 with 17:26 remaining.
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In that way, landing a drop at some of the biggest and most famous stair sets and gaps—Wallenberg, the Gonz Gap, the LOVE fountain, and El Toro, among others—can define careers and entire eras.
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One wonkish aside — if you look at, say, the average Friday or Sunday grid structure, you can see that upward stair steps (also known as black squares set on a diagonal) are more common than not.
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Philip Stair, 63, was a sales manager at the Genesee County Land Bank, a government organization that develops abandoned properties in Flint, a majority-black city that suffered through a contaminated water crisis beginning in 2014.
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In May, Mr. Stair, who is white, used a racial epithet to describe black people who "don't pay their bills," as part of an attempt to explain what he thought led to the city's water crisis.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The head of the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) on Tuesday criticized automakers' use of so-called stair-step bonus programs, calling them harmful to U.S. auto dealers, to consumer confidence and brand loyalty.
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The warmth of the color palette and her optimistic expression encourage young readers through a mysterious adventure to an alternate universe of light-filled passages, Escher-like stair climbing, and a contemplation of the explorer's dual self.
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She and a friend climbed "a corkscrew stair that shot up a dark and musty corridor," and found him sitting at an old walnut table, wearing a derby and a red necktie, and holding a blackthorn cane.
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Along with the trailer, Netflix apparently celebrated the new season by taking the Bluth family stair car for a spin through New York City, which seems like a place you're likely to get a few hop-ons.
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"My first choice would be that everyone forget it was there, like before," said George Stair, 77, who paused at the monument on an evening walk with his wife, Jane Yu, who agreed that it should stay.
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The community's salmon-pink palette was suggested by the rosy sandstone walls, and its hilltop clubhouse, introduced by a Middle Eastern-style water stair, was placed to overlook the villas like a casbah surveying so many riads.
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Having a jam attempt cut short, and in such absolute and embarrassing fashion, must be a sensation at once equal and opposite to that of thinking there's one more stair on a staircase than there really is.
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Each move higher in a so-called stair-step pattern, tracking a gradually rising market over the last year, coincides with a larger percentage of stocks making new highs, according to Bespoke Investment Group co-founder Paul Hickey.
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Well, it isn't fully waterproof, so it can't track swimming, but it does virtually everything else: records daily steps, running, walking, hiking, cycling, stair stepping, stationary biking, elliptical training, treadmill running, rowing, lunges, crunches, squats, pilates, and yoga.
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He installed a stair lift for his mother, who lives on the second floor and gets around with difficulty, and showed his daughters how to control the heat, take care of the mortgage and look after the house.
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Which makes the semi-disturbing, stair-based flailing of Joaquin Phoenix's Joker—a moment of literal descent into villainous ecstasy after he completes his transformation from disgruntled dude to Clown Prince of Crime—a strange addition to the pantheon.
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"Day one was one of the hardest days… it was like the second hardest… because you had to go like up down and up and down and then you had to do the steep stair," Roxy told CBS Miami.
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The Bears rallied in the second half and got within 60-57 on a Stair jumper with 5 1/2 minutes to play but Miller scored consecutive baskets and in the final minute Malik Massey made four free throws.
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There is the potential for a stair-step escalation of attacks and we must think several moves ahead to determine how far we will take this — and what the new level of conflict we are prepared to engage in.
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I chose this grid pattern because it allowed for some longer entries, with its stacks in the upper left and lower right, while still being doable; the stair-step pattern in the middle facilitated connecting the two stacks cleanly.
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So their Writers' Resort is laconic, rationalist and calm: four storeys, built into the lower part of the peninsula, with curved balconies and a glazed stair-tower to offer a view over as much of the lake as possible.
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The baking dishes lived on the basement stair shelves, the spices in three different places, canned goods in that one cabinet than combined height and depth in a way that turned it into the storage equivalent of a black hole.
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They found nearly 260 million patients treated in ERs over those 294 years, representing an average rate of about 26 stair-related injuries per 210,23 U.S. residents annually, which is about 22,220 per day or one injury every 22017 seconds.
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There are a few main streets that run parallel to one another, Jiufen Old Street being the most popular, which—chutes and ladders-style—are connected to one-another by steep 100-stair flights that run perpendicular to these main drags.
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I was always the kid running around with a 5" wide deck when everyone else rocked their narrow 7" ones on the stair sets, and I was the first to take a shot at longboarding out of all of my friends.
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But it sometimes has trouble giving accurate readings if you work out at a gym — for instance, it might not understand that you're climbing virtual stairs on a stair-stepper, or understand the incline on a cross-trainer or treadmill.
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The back story of the stair-filled "Vessel" involves two men who are in step in more ways than one: a designer known for dreaming big, and a deep-pocketed developer who will spend whatever it takes to make a statement.
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You have escalator and stair railings, taxicabs and hotel shuttles, bins full of snacks (if you're lucky), the handles on coffee creamer carafes, cramped meeting rooms in which people sneeze, and your phone screen, which you keep touching all day lo
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Roche has identified a few other, specific red flags in his runners, including extending your legs and crunching your quads when you sleep, feeling your heart beat a little abnormally in your ears at night, and failing the stair test.
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And while Fred might live on as one of the most legendary Uber drivers, unafraid of the perils his GPS might steer him down, his stair detour is still not the most Grand Theft Auto thing that's happened on California's roadways.
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As for the potential space savings, a caveat: While some spiral stair kits are available with diameters as small as 42 inches, that's a tight space through which to squeeze a body as you wind around a central newel post.
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Little often competes against trail runners who train in the mountains and thought a stair race would be a new and different way to help her prepare for the Rocky Raccoon 100, the oldest 100-mile trail race in Texas.
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Making that work out with the crossings had to be dizzying, and those stair-step, diagonal black squares in the middle were a good choice so he could "hide" the beginnings of those entries under the steps, so to speak.
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They were a photo-and-cocktail reception hosted by the Washington native Elizabeth Pierson Sainty at the Stair Sainty art gallery in Mayfair, and a cocktail-dinner at the South Kensington home of Natalie Massenet, the American-born founder of Net-a-Porter.
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Throughout what might be the cutest research period ever, the team kept track of what paws the cats used to first step into the litter box, first take a step down the stair, recline and reach for food in a plastic feeder.
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Other significant planned changes: a new lounge; the removal of a wall blocking a view of the garden; the replacement of the 1939 black terrazzo Bauhaus Stair, partially removed in an earlier renovation; and a makeover of the notoriously slow coat check line.
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Sure, it may not feature the big, 20-stair 360 flips you'd see on Thrasher's account or the kickflip-to-bluntslide-to-manual-to-switch-hardflip technicals found on Metro Skateboarding, but Tired Skateboards has one thing the big accounts don't: heart.
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Unlike the famous El Toro stair set, or the Carlsbad gap, with which countless skaters made names for themselves by doing bigger and gnarlier tricks than those who came before them, no one will ever throw themselves down the Leap of Faith again.
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When Mike's Fitbit stair-climbing causes him to set off emergency alarms, prompting police to point a gun at the one black woman (Sue) entering the symposium, it's the worst possible thing that could happen at an event focused on racial harmony.
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Before Jonze started directing movies, he ushered skate videos into a new dimension, elevating the form in ways both artistic and flat-out insane: from figuring out how to turn boards invisible to blowing up a stair set just after it'd been skated.
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The six-track Syn Stair EP is a characteristically unclassifiable offering from the New York-based producer, who is cementing himself with the likes of Arca, Evian Christ and Amnesia Scanner as dancefloor experimentalists trawling the outer limits of club-oriented sounds.
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Reaching that window from the outside required stepping on the stair rail by the back door, scrambling onto the portico, grabbing the vent pipe and then climbing into the second-floor window, something an officer was later able to do with relative ease.
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Less obvious, and better for it, were Jaden Smith in simple black Louis Vuitton clutching his cutoff dreadlocks as an accessory (really), and Priyanka Chopra in a classic Ralph Lauren trench coatdress — with a witchy collar and a swirling, stair-sweeping train.
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For a one-two punch, go for a brisk walk or head to the stairs, then add a chaser of coffee, the effects of which will kick in after the exercise effects wear off, said Patrick O'Connor, Ph.D., the stair study's co-author.
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The ground level is ingeniously generous and unlike anything else in the city: It's mostly outdoor public space, enhanced by a light-giving atrium that cuts through the second floor, where, up one flight of a fire stair, "Midtown" can be found.
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