And apparently it involves strapping clumsy gadgets onto your face.
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The process involved the team strapping Peake to the treadmill.
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" Ronald Reagan raged at "strapping young bucks" and "welfare queens.
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Does it turn naïve young boys into strapping misogynist men, too?
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Many, though, are believed to be coerced into strapping on bombs.
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She's strapping on backpacks, and she has that can-do attitude.
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When someone takes that, they're not strapping a bomb to it.
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She finished her routine by strapping a mask over her mouth.
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Strapping and intimacy became a regular aspect of post-show conversations.
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Grandparents will be strapping on headsets to play with distant grandkids.
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No, it has nothing to do with strapping two 5G phones together.
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He's basically strapping on a couple of jets and hitting the snow.
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Ortiz is a strapping 6 feet, 3 inches tall and 250 pounds.
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You are muscular and strapping and handsome and famous and well-compensated.
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Is Islam the mentality of the suicide-bomber strapping on his vest?
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But strapping a dog to your bike seems like a bad idea.
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These were not strapping American soldiers or beefy contractors from the suburbs.
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He grows up to be a strapping young man, falls in love.
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Reece Hamilton, a strapping twelve-year-old, swam over to her dad.
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After strapping on her helmet, she mounts her mountain bike and begins pedaling.
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Ortiz is a strapping 6'3 and 250 pounds, according to the Red Sox.
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And someone else is strapping on a pair of waterskis, practicing their jumps.
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A thick raft of toasted bread turns the small plate into something strapping.
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To this day, you still get fans wanting a Strapping Young Lad reunion.
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Now, I'm a tall, strapping girl who grew up wrestling two giant brothers.
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OK, let's role-play; pretend you're me, and I'll be a strapping lover.
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Mr. Bekjanov, a tall, strapping grandfather, bore the brunt of the old system.
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Charles — a strapping Illinois farm boy who graduated from Millikin University in Decatur, Ill.
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As of 2009, Florida drivers can be pulled over for not strapping on seatbelts.
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No, I don't like strapping a smartphone to my face to enjoy virtual reality.
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Until you think about actually strapping the 3D-printed collar around your pet's neck.
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We started with a quick warm-up before strapping on 2- to 4-lb.
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I also grew probably 10 inches in high school, to a strapping 140 pounds.
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Strapping USPS liabilities on top of an already-beleaguered program is unfair to taxpayers.
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Maybe strapping your kid to your back using the BabyBjörn is a better idea.
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A strapping teenage boy -- very popular with the girls -- nothing odd about him at all!
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This year, it's all about entering immersive VR domes rather than strapping on a headset.
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In the interview, the strapping dad spoke candidly about his split from actress Jennifer Garner.
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Much better than strapping scratchy cardboard to your face or a huge chunk of plastic.
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She spent months mapping out the roads with sheep by strapping cameras on their backs.
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Some glue and some elastic strapping completed the getup for the hand plates and knees.
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Given all this grand enlightenment, I felt totally secure strapping on a fitness tracker again.
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Tareq Manawer, a strapping, charismatic boy, learned in Bangladesh to craft branches into makeshift bats.
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In Cameroon, portraits of a young, strapping Paul Biya grace the walls of government offices.
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He pioneered life vlogging by strapping a camera to his head at his startup Justin.
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The hunters traveled there by boat, strapping on backcountry skis to reach the bear den.
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The bride's father retired as the owner of Strapping Products, a company in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Strapping on a headset and whisking yourself directly into a virtual space is immensely thrilling.
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Tall and strapping, his refusal to defect made him a potent symbol of the revolution.
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We practiced strapping the beacons like a gun in a chest holster under our jackets.
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So the promise of better sleep by strapping a control center to my skull intrigued me.
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For some inexplicable reason, people keep taking a tender moment and strapping some hardware on it.
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Now by strapping on a VR headset, the user can use Oculus Touch controllers as manipulators.
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Businesswomen need strapping, wholesome lads in grimy pickup trucks to set us along a righteous path.
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Maybe we're alone in thinking that strapping three box cutters to your hand could end badly.
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The little princess also showed off her bold side, strapping on a helmet to try skateboarding.
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However, strapping on can also be a form of subversive, gender-fucking sex with liberating possibilities.
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Beyond looking silly, strapping plane wings to a car is a flawed idea in many ways.
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Gone are the days of rebel soldiers strapping heroin to mules and trekking through mountain jungles.
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I've yet to see anyone in public strapping a sidearm, but the law is tremendously popular.
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Nothing says "I'm blowing off work" like strapping a board to the roof of a car.
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NO I will not be strapping myself into a girdle because you don't like my belly.
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Instead, this summer they transformed into seasoned protest veterans, strapping on gas masks and hard hats.
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Sansa's been through a lot of trauma, and this subtle strapping was a way of protecting herself.
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Turns out that when you play a strapping, hunky superhero — people just want to tell you jokes.
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This includes strapping the rocket to the launch pad and firing the engines up to full throttle.
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Even though I find it cute, you should probably still avoid strapping any smartwatch to your kids.
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Broad-shouldered men with strapping muscles from digging and hauling rocks wilted into bony, hollow-cheeked starvelings.
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We wouldn't blame her, though, if she thinks twice before ever strapping herself to a harness again.
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At public events like conventions, strapping a virtual reality headset onto your face can feel uncomfortably intimate.
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It involves strapping electrodes to targeted spots on the scalp, and passing a weak current between them.
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That alone makes the Subpac M2 worth the minimal hassle of strapping on the size-adjustable vest.
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The event featured performances by collaborators including the strapping singer Paul Parker and the inimitable androgyne Sylvester.
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"We've been raising big, strapping, healthy young kids here in Texas nearly 200 years," Mr. Miller declared.
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Every morning, I channel the Goddess Kali and envision myself strapping on a belt of severed heads.
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Strapping himself to a gurney in front of the Capitol especially while his case was still pending?
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"He stuck out like a sore thumb, this gorgeous, strapping guy in a beautiful suit," she sad.
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If you don't care for strapping pads directly onto your knees, a simple kneeling pad works, too.
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We are tall and strapping, with big hats and big hair and loud clothes and booming voices.
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The strapping young man carrying the shopping bags is, believe it or not, 13-year-old Pax.
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Within the game, this involves strapping on additional virtual headsets, creating multiple Inception-like levels of reality.
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Related: 2,000 Glowing Pigeons Illuminate the Brooklyn Waterfront Strapping LEDs to pigeons for Duke Riley's Fly by Night
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A strapping five-year-old in the Pench reserve, 650km to the south, emerged as the prime candidate.
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Gone are the days of strapping a hunk of cardboard with your phone stuck inside to your face.
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Shopping is another promising territory, with 28 percent of viewers interested in strapping on the goggles to browse.
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"NO I will not be strapping myself into a girdle because you don't like my belly," she replied.
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Olivia Wilde also took one of her kids with her to vote, strapping baby Daisy to her chest.
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Mr. Muñoz, strapping in shorts and a T-shirt, looked as though he had come from the gym.
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Today Fernandez rarely skates, which suggests he isn't quite as strapping as the Scummys might like to believe.
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But, no matter what she chooses, it's time for some serious conversations with Grey Sloan's most strapping doctor.
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I had tired of strapping little face masks on our boys just so they could commute to school.
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One even proposes cutting balloons in half and strapping them around Halloween pumpkins for a "dip-dyed" look.
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MIT's new solution, called Rfly, allows a drone to read RFID tags without strapping a giant reader to it.
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A strapping fellow, Santacruze's contagious grin fades and a tear rolls down his nose as he recalls her death.
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Neil Duke, an attorney for the department, is arguing that Goodson should be fired for never strapping Gray in.
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"Community's" Joel McHale plays Jack, a strapping adventurer whose magazine devoted to such pastimes is folding its print edition.
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In docs obtained by TMZ, she also accuses him of frequent spankings and strapping down Zoey's arms during meals.
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If you've paid £35 [$50] to see a Kane play, you're aware of what you're strapping yourself in for.
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My son loved it and he slept in it, strapping the wearable to his wrist like an Apple Watch.
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I look in the mirror and I think, I'm not the strapping young Muslim socialist I used to be.
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Juan is in his early forties, strapping and chatty, and lives with his wife, Silvia, and their two daughters.
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And because it is harvest day, their ranks are swelled by three young strapping male relatives, the Corcoran boys.
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He was up my skirt, strapping a mic pack to my thigh, and he needed to check my levels.
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Those were Derek Jeter's teams, but to Kershaw they belonged more to the strapping Texas aces on the mound.
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Strapping miniature video cameras to the penguins, the scientists documented nearly 200 strikes on jellies at seven different sites.
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Now, Wang has help from two strapping sons, Joseph and James, who have their own ideas about reinventing the business.
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Since you're strapping a headset to your face, you can expect it to weigh a bit more than your eyeglasses.
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Another incremental update comes after that and we're fast approaching just strapping an original 3.5-inch iPhone to our wrists.
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Either way, the Highlands are now down one strapping bearded Scotsman – Murtagh (Duncan Lacroix), it's all up to you now.
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"No hail last night, feeling kinda stupid for strapping that mattress on top of my car," the Big Guy tweeted.
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But when James Corden finds himself standing alongside three strapping, muscular suspects, all he really wants is to be included.
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And I know that a handsome, strapping man like you understands the deep, throbbing, primal need to connect with woodchucks.
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He was tall and strapping like a cartoon prince; it hardly took a costume for him to fill a room.
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All in the service of strapping it onto a missile and shooting it into space at 10,000 miles per hour.
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It's made for kids 6 months to 5 years old, strapping them in snugly with a nine-point seat belt.
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So, why not tame our little sex swimmers as a means of treating disease—by strapping little hats onto them?
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He also weathered some storms by strapping himself into a harness that connected to the paddleboard, which looks utterly terrifying.
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In the ensuing 240 years, as Mr Putin consolidated his power in Moscow, Mikhail grew into a strapping young man.
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After strapping on a VR headset with headphones and a microphone attached, I was transported to a virtual mountainside temple.
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Strapping in takes about 60 seconds and the pressure is relieved without having to strap in your legs or ankles.
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To find out if that's true, I'm strapping three wearables in particular to my body for a week-long experiment.
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It's very much like strapping a GoPro to your head and just letting it record from a first-person perspective.
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Life is going to get super weird when everybody starts strapping screens to their face for extended periods of time.
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After all, people everywhere still need to get used to the idea of strapping a giant box to their face.
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"After strapping your child into their car seat, ask yourself if you'd be comfortable flipping it upside down," she wrote.
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With that in mind, strapping it to your face inside a virtual reality headset is probably not the best idea.
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Strapping your character to a flying gas tank, or beating pedestrians to death with a gigantic flopping dildo, are not.
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You need a naked lady being seduced by a bloody werewolf, or a strapping woodsman locked in an otherwordly embrace?
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He picked me up from preschool, strapping me into the yellow child seat mounted at the back of his bike.
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A tall, strapping right-hander, Rocker relied heavily on a fastball and a looping breaking pitch that dropped straight down.
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Skiers from Slovakia and other countries are strapping sticky athletic tape across their cheeks and noses to protect their skin.
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But it's only until Ben (Jay Ryan) transforms into his strapping, millionaire present-day self that Bev finally notices him.
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They would get the best pitcher in baseball, the strapping right-hander who strikes everybody out, just because they could.
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The act of strapping oneself into a chair is so familiar to those who are or who know wheelchair users.
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And there's the added risk of strapping the large rocket, full of combustible propellants, onto an aircraft with a human pilot.
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By strapping cameras to the backs of these aquatic birds, scientists have finally figured out the purpose of these odd vocalizations.
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As DeLuca tells Meredith at one point in "Girlfriend," she is "stringing along" the strapping orthopedic surgeon — and it's pretty terrible.
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As a sometimes-gamer, it's fun to think about strapping on a headset and diving headfirst into my favorite virtual worlds.
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It's a tough metaphor to shake off for an inventor who is strapping a bunch of jet engines to his limbs.
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But unless you're going to be strapping VR to your face, you'll likely be just as happy with the OnePlus 3.
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For consumers, VR generally means strapping on a head-mounted display (HMD), stepping into a new world and enjoying the experience.
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Custer is a classic anti-hero and the last guy on Earth you'd expect to see strapping on a priest's collar.
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A 2126 gig entitled The Retinal Circus half-revived Strapping Young Lad for two songs, but Townsend is always looking forward.
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Days before, on March 22, a civilian aircraft reported seeing a wooden pallet as well as strapping belts, Australian authorities said.
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It felt a bit cumbersome, but also like I was strapping into a space pod, so I was cool with it.
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Suddenly, she awakes and locks eyes with a strapping attendant, Abdul Karim (Ali Fazal), who has just arrived from Agra, India.
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On the worst days, I went through a whole roll of athletic tape, strapping up my ankles, knees, back and wrists.
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For now, Aorus' simulator is not available to the public — so forget about fantasies of strapping your worst enemy onto this.
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After strapping the MASK-equipped headset on, I was able to see an onscreen avatar mimic my emotions with startling speed.
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Molly winds up married to a yokel played by Harve Presnell, who's as unconscionably strapping as his voice is outrageously strong.
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Wearing the GRDE Zoomable headlamp is like strapping a headlight to your head with its maximum brightness setting of 1800 lumens.
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The invaluable Brooklyn-based Urban Bush Women is paired with Ohio's strapping Dayton Contemporary Dance Company (on Tuesday and Jan. 12).
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Making something worthy of a VR film will take skill and practice, but blunt sketches were easy just minutes after strapping in.
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Here are some things I learned over the past year (minus two months) of strapping the shitty screen vibrator to my wrist.
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Emergency responders removed the passengers from the wreckage one by one, strapping some onto gurneys before transporting them to several local hospitals.
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And it was a circular boot strapping of warrant application based on a report that Steele has given to a news agency.
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It really does feel like you're strapping mini hifi speakers to your head, and they just pump big sound into your ears.
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For 10 years, young, strapping actors pranced around Los Angeles beaches in red bathing suits under the guise of rescuing fellow humans.
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She was strapping the child into his car seat when Glance allegedly came out of the house with a shotgun, WILX10 reports.
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Before this strapping little dude was an overall epic Hollywood celebrity, he was just another coiffed kid growing up in Miami, Florida.
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And while you may not think you'll need it, I highly recommend putting on the lanyard and strapping it in your wrist.
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The ARES/PAX report cites one incident in which separatist forces tried weaponizing their drone by strapping a hand grenades to it.
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He was played to literal perfection by strapping actor Jason Momoa, who put his heart and soul into Drogo's grunts and snarls.
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Prosecutors have accused a Pennsylvania business owner, of strapping improvised explosives to a drone and flying it over his ex-girlfriend's house.
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It is spilled not long after the arrival of the play's fourth character, a strapping and sympathetic nurse played by Connor Barrett.
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Then Sunitha Pangala, a British postdoc researcher, spent two months traveling the Amazon's waterways strapping gas-measuring equipment to thousands of trees.
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The setting and Mr. Cavill's pornstache and strapping masculinity invest the scene with titillating possibility: Is this an operation or a hookup?
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In doing so, they are strapping their political fate to that of a polarizing president who enjoys unparalleled loyalty among conservative voters.
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The actor Klaus picked, another strapping, angel-faced young man fresh out of some crummy drama school, was dumb as a post.
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Feldman tells us he's in talks with Gooden -- who is considering strapping up the gloves and taking a fight in the future.
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"For example, by strapping tiny cameras on pigeons to see the city from a true bird's-eye point of view," she says.
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Netflix's Marvel output is grim, its heroes trudging through New York City with the weight of the world strapped to their strapping backs.
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According to ULA's RocketBuilder tool, strapping your satellite to one of its Atlas V rockets will cost you a minimum of $093 million.
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Unfair as it may be, people have come to expect Tonga's strapping Olympic flagbearer to walk around shirtless and shimmering all the time.
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There is nothing more irritating than strapping your children into the car, loading it with your stuff, then realizing a door is open.
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The game and the concept of strapping myself into a controller felt very reminiscent of the Wii remote from Nintendo's two preceding consoles.
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It involves strapping on one of the headsets, walking around, and getting into the car, which takes between five to 10 minutes total.
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The gorilla is strapping and bold, but if you use it to make a Harambe joke, you will look like a total virgin.
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To be clear, there are no green-lit missions, at NASA or elsewhere, that involve strapping a bunch of nukes to a spacecraft.
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There's also the question of whether tightly strapping a camera, including batteries, running HD video, onto your erect dick is a good idea.
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As with Cardboard the Labo VR Kit won't have you strapping anything to your face, and you likely won't be playing AAA titles.
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Pijanowski and collaborators from around the world have been strapping audio recorders to trees here at La Selva Biological Station in Costa Rica.
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" He added: "Every time you turn the wheel, or you turn the key on a car, you are strapping on a deadly weapon.
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This included strapping herself info the Nemesis Inferno — a 2,460ft, 50mph coaster themed around an erupting tropical volcano, which features four vertical flips.
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Penelope, against all her instincts, falls for Max (Ed Quinn), a strapping paramedic so tall she just barely comes up to his chest.
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Before you know it, a startup will be strapping an Aeron chair to the top of a telephone pole and calling it "WirelessWorking".
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Her marriage appeared heaven-sent from the start: A strapping man over 6 feet tall, Mr. Little was the Atlanta Symphony's principal flutist.
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Read more: The Marine Corps is strapping armored vehicles to the top of Navy ships to fend off small boats and other threats
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Well, it's a good thing we don't, because strapping in to a ride like that might be the last thing you ever did.
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He is a strapping young man named Alan Bernsten, who had been working over the last few weeks in our DWTS group rehearsals.
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But building a fake river waterslide, strapping the contestants into little canoes, and demanding they hit all the slalom points along the slide?
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The Winchester brothers — played by two strapping men from Texas — love classic rock, old school muscle cars, and their trunk full of weapons.
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Now the Corps is experimenting with strapping light armored vehicles, or LAVs, to the flight deck to counter small boat and other threats.
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At 263, a handsome and strapping young man, Mr. Bush did enlist, as a seaman second class in the Navy's flight training program.
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Strapping into the stand can help a hunter survive a heart attack by enabling him to phone or signal for help, he said.
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Equally strapping is the first course of spicy sausage coins and sweet seared scallops arranged on sunchoke puree with golden raisins and apple.
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A targeted, federal aid effort can ameliorate Puerto Rico's ills, without strapping federal and territorial taxpayers with unwanted expenses for years to come.
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He might not be ready to bare his soul, but when it comes to strapping his guitar on Ryan Adams always turns up.
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Although the pair did the same exercises, including donkey kicks, Lopez turned up the intensity just a little by strapping large ankle weights on.
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Hi, I'm Anna, I'm alone tonight and I'm looking for a strapping muscular man to come over because butternut squash is hard to dice.
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Imagine strapping a device as small as the original iPhone (tiny by today's standards) to your wrist: It would feel monstrous on your arm.
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Some have also accused the center's guards of stripping them of their clothes and strapping them to chairs with bags placed over their heads.
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Gigi Hadid confirmed that she'll be strapping on a pair of wings and stomping down the runway at this year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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Babis's government has come under criticism by some economists for boosting spending too generously, strapping future budgets when the economy slows and under-investing.
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Russian accessory maker Caviar is known for strapping impractical gold-plated objects onto the backs of iPhones, like a gold-trimmed solar charging panel.
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But the company is also adding the option of putting these masturbators inside life-size sex dolls and strapping themselves into virtual reality headsets.
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After strapping on a pair of gloves, I was able to hold virtual items in my cupped hands and manipulate the position of objects.
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At best, the tactic will actually deter a few terrorists from strapping bombs to a Phantom 4 and sending it headlong into a crowd.
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In case it's not abundantly clear, as fun as this looks, strapping jet engines to yourself for any reason probably isn't a great idea.
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Strap-on sex isn't exactly a beginner move, but even seasoned pros can find the prospect of strapping up with a partner super daunting.
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The authors came to this conclusion after strapping motion monitors to participants' thighs for eight days and testing the glucose levels in their blood.
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But at the same time, the fact that people pay attention to what I do and keep asking why I don't do Strapping again?
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This brings us to the elephant in the room: Does the FAA have legal authority to prevent people from strapping guns to their drones?
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But when a whirring cyborg beetle reveals that two inhabitants are strapping on explosives for a suicide mission, Powell asks her superior, Lt. Gen.
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The chances of you popping your Colugo Compact in its backpack, strapping your kid in a car seat, and heading out for an adventure?
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In the scene, Mr. Firth, playing the aloof Mr. Darcy, dives into a pond and emerges with the garment molded to his strapping physique.
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A character based on Father Palladino, played by the strapping young actor William Mapother, appears in "Jobs," the 21987 Hollywood film starring Ashton Kutcher.
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Stepping on a Segway for the first time feels a bit like strapping into a roller coaster at an ancient, low-budget theme park.
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I wish I could tell myself to be more comfortable with my body and less concerned about pressing everything in and strapping everything down.
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We watched those kids — other people's kids — grow from tentative 6-year-olds to strapping 14-year-olds, and then into cadet life savers.
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Deverakonda, who is closer in age to Arjun Reddy than Kapoor is to Kabir Singh, plays the strapping, angry hero better than Kapoor does.
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It starts off with Rory rejecting the idea of enforced femininity; it ends with her strapping on a frilly apron to please her boyfriend.
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Putting on a uniform included pulling a helmet over a yarmulke and strapping padding over a white, tasseled religious shawl, known as a tallit.
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Strapping young Joseph's impassioned speeches about his virtue, though nearly identical in substance to Pamela's, read rather more comically coming from a man's mouth.
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In the film, Demos plays Jake Taylor, a strapping contractor who helps Gabriela (Christina Milian), a floundering American, renovate a dilapidated New Zealand inn.
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After a violent dispute between tribes, one woman, Wawa, is married off to patch things up, but she actually loves Dain, a strapping warrior.
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But starting around 73, salesmen promised that strapping into an IV of the stuff might help prevent Alzheimer's, improve skin quality, and enhance athleticism.
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A tall, strapping Texan, Mr. Tillerson guided Exxon's entry into the sharp-elbowed oil politics of Russia after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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For example, a Bogotá, Colombia, maternity hospital invented Kangaroo Care — a method of keeping premature babies warm by strapping them 24/7 to Mom's chest.
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Maybe you thought a nice strapping gentleman would arrive to spin her around to the tune of "The Time of My Life" at any moment?
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Many non-state groups, including Hezbollah and Islamic State, have bought similar UAVs or improvised their own by strapping small explosives to commercial-style quadcopters.
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When one of the wrestlers calls for some water a young, strapping lad at the back of the room quickly delivers a bottle of Evian.
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As a result, I was noticeably less comfortable when idling in long lift lines or when strapping in at the top of wind-washed peaks.
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Investors in the firm, which floated on the stockmarket in May, are strapping in for a more tumultuous and uncertain journey—the one to profitability.
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By strapping a controller to each foot and hand, the researchers were able to map their movements and send them as commands to their robot.
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After strapping on one of The Void's VR headsets and haptic vests, players appear to each other as one of several different colorful cartoon characters.
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Strapping a meat and potato pie onto a weather balloon was also intended to promote the World Pie Eating Championship which takes place on Tuesday.
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Model Lucky Vanous starred as a strapping young construction worker who had working women running to their office windows every morning at 11:30 a.m.
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Pratt and Washington looked dashing in black tuxedoes, while the horses, one black and one brown, looked strapping in their custom-made Magnificent Seven saddles.
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The study rules bar those under the age of 35 from tasting the joy that is blood swapping with a strapping young lad or lass.
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Random hobbyists, meanwhile, have been strapping flamethrowers to drones for years now, despite the Federal Aviation Administration's efforts to prevent flying guns from becoming commonplace.
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One scene in the film shows the Temple's spokesperson, Lucien Greaves, strapping on a bulletproof vest before appearing beside the group's controversial statue of Baphomet.
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"Staying in our house, having low costs and boot-strapping the company was a really smart decision instead of getting investors right away," Mike said.
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That would be the ultimate escapist entertainment, giving us Earth-bound humans the chance to experience the overview effect by simply strapping on a headset.
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However, since a young, strapping male bear like Siku is such a "prime candidate," according to the Polar Bear SSP, a new potential mate — i.e.
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He is one of a growing number of researchers strapping ever-tinier backpacks onto ever-tinier creatures in order to study their behavior and movement.
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During the execution itself, correctional officers are responsible for everything, from strapping the prisoner's ankles and wrists to a gurney to administering the lethal chemicals.
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As I hope my students will learn, though, looking at the planet through a geologic lens is something like strapping on an augmented-reality headset.
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The most visceral collision of VR and our traditional plane of existence comes from strapping a jumpsuit covered in 26 vibrating actuators to your body.
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His strike partner, Luis Suárez, carefully unwrapped the strapping from his wrist, tossing it aside, looking longingly toward the tunnel, edging ever closer to it.
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He'd continue on, clearly and without fuss, so reasonable, even chatty, that we wouldn't notice him slyly strapping us in for an insane, scorching ride.
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So, when the opportunity came up to spar with the 30-year-old champ, the congresswoman from Hawaii wasted no time strapping on the gear!!
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They're all strapping on equipment from a Seattle-based startup called Vicis that wants to help the NFL and NCAA tackle football's ongoing concussion problem.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Haruta Saito, a young Japanese amputee who dreams of becoming a Paralympian, remembers strapping on a prosthetic "running blade" for the first time.
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His surroundings are but a blur, but in sharp focus is his heavy gear, his strapping armor that protects him from otherwise crushing G-forces.
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We're certainly not advocating crushing anyone on the Central line with your strapping thighs, but it turns out there are some merits to "space maximisation".
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It's an incredible, geeky technology, but something about strapping the device to your face makes you question whether you're escaping reality or giving up on it.
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By capturing penguins and strapping them with video cameras, scientists created their own "penguin cam" to learn more about how birds communicate in the open ocean.
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He legitimately thinks that strapping Clare to a bed represents a real, consensual relationship (he refers to her as "my girlfriend" when talking to his father).
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What's the advantage of strapping on a big-ass headset just to check your calendar as if it's on a giant screen in a big house?
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I can tell you from personal experience that standing around in public, strapping a unit to your face and looking like a fool is not pleasant.
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When you have terrorist strapping dynamite around their chest, exploding and murdering innocent women and children, they are not equivalent to the IDF officers protecting Israel.
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Based on how it's positioned in the movie, we're supposed to think it's downright hilarious that this strapping teenage boy turned out to be a virgin.
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Strapping a GoPro to something as small as a squirrel is almost impossible compared to getting neat first-person footage from larger animals like a Cheetah.
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My boyfriend saws it down and we carry it back to the car, strapping it on the roof with bungee cords I keep in my trunk.
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Take, for example, the idea that women should be smaller than their boyfriends, light enough for a big strapping man to easily lift into the air.
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And strapping those goggles on, which they also let us do, revealed the draw for the pilots themselves, making me even more sympathetic for their cause.
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It opens with Egger strapping a sick elderly goatherd to his back and struggling to get him down the mountain to a nearby village for help.
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For two and a half years, Michael Snyder began each day by strapping a device to his arm the size and shape of a large matchbox.
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A beloved '90s TV star walks into a bar in Vegas, sees a strapping, very tall (6'6″) man in a kilt – and immediately falls for him.
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Before strapping me into the headset, Arrigo explained the TheWaveVR's premise—allowing people to listen to music together in an immersive digital space—in more detail.
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That very notion would be ruined if all of a sudden you were strapping something onto your heads and coming up really close for the joke.
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Kelly's persona, that of a strapping and exuberant dancer, seems at odds with the image of worn-out sneakers, though the association is an interesting one.
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When Reagan talked about welfare queens driving Cadillacs, or a "strapping young buck" using food stamps to buy steaks, he knew exactly what he was doing.
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And the Republican has a formidable opponent in Harley Rouda, a strapping, square-jawed millionaire who won the Democratic primary in part thanks to Indivisible's support.
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Buy this book Buy this book Buy this book Buy this book For generations my ancestors had been strapping skillets onto their oxen and walking west.
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Working with his cinematographer Marcell Rév, Mr. Levinson first tested out the shot by strapping iPhones to poles and doing a practice shoot of the sequence.
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As Hurricane Dorian looms ever closer to making landfall in Florida, everyone is strapping down or scrambling to get out of dodge — including the local fauna.
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And if strapping, ascendant young men with bright futures and beautiful families have secret desires and shameful urges, they hid them from the world, from themselves.
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So, instead of going to the gym and strapping on a clunky heart rate device, you can just wear your Apple Watch while you work out.
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The group that hoped to save gorillas from poachers suggested strapping a banana to their Sphero; they imagined a gorilla following its favored fruit to safety.
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All photos by the author Michael, my husband, is a strapping six-foot-four dream with strong German-Irish-Swedish blood by way of the Midwest.
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Smugglers understand this, and have devised techniques like strapping carpet or large blocks of foam to their feet in order to obscure impressions made by walking.
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And no, we don't mean the creative kind of cheating, like strapping your phone to your dog or a drone until the eggs you've collected hatch.
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But here's the thing: There are no back tattoos in Triple Frontier, nor do any of our strapping (virile?) heroes strip for some fun amid the waves.
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It's a time for buying expensive gifts, coping with awkward seating arrangements, and strapping your flesh vessel into the worst bridesmaid or groomsman outfits known to humankind.
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But that didn't stop Puma from releasing what was possibly the world's first modern fitness tracker by strapping a chunky computer to the back of a sneaker.
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Because strapping yourself into a spinning office chair powered by a pair of spraying nitrous tanks is likely going to scramble your brain, among other body parts.
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The towering, strapping Walker played Cheyenne Bodie, who traveled the West and handed down justice on the TV series that ran for seven seasons starting in 1955.
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Two of the nine Supreme Court justices, both strapping young men in their early 50s, will keep your spirit alive on the bench for decades to come.
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It sounds far more intriguing than simply strapping a headset onto a water slide, but unfortunately that system isn't quite ready for commercial roll out just yet.
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Made from actual titanium, the same stuff the Air Force builds fighter jets from, the MARQ Athlete genuinely feels like you're strapping a tank to your wrist.
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The addition of solar panels may prove to be too much weight for a small pigeon to carry, so he's thinking instead about strapping them onto gulls.
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"Hi, I'm Anna, I'm alone tonight and I'm looking for a strapping muscular man to come over because butternut squash is hard to dice," Kendrick, 30, wrote.
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Riding in a car or even a bicycle doesn't seem to work, but strapping the phone to a ceiling fan with a rubber band does the trick.
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They're both strapping six-footers, they're both fearsome warriors, and they've both got a predilection for biting chunks out of their enemies during one-on-one combat.
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Last month prison CCTV footage showed guards teargassing six aboriginal teenage inmates and strapping a half-naked, hooded boy to a chair at a Darwin youth prison.
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I wouldn't reform Strapping for the same reason I never did coke or heroin, because I know myself enough to know what's good and healthy for me.
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Ana and Paul are drawn like moths to the flame of Sam's strapping twin daughters, who seem to have sprung directly from the loins of Mother Earth.
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We get Erlich making a rousing speech to the troops about strapping in and following Richard as he flies their plane into the side of a mountain.
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In my own live VR event viewings, I've found the presentation to be incredibly engaging and definitely worth the extra effort of strapping on a VR headset.
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Whatever detail is lost in strapping on a headset running at a lower resolution was easily made up by the cold sweat constantly running down my neck.
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She still longs for Ali, a strapping, handsome contrast to her kind but ineffectual husband, while the oblivious Hassan tries to arrange a marriage for his cousin.
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But you say you really like the idea of strapping on a pair of Google Glass-like goggles and then running around Central Park looking for Vaporeon?
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The procedure involves strapping a detainee into a restraint chair and inserting a tube through his nose, through which a nutritional supplement is poured into his stomach.
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That is how Maccarone, who, in O'Brien's words, is "built like a little fire hydrant," can maintain a rivalry with a strapping, gregarious Canadian named Ward Wright.
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Taking the power of speech away from an actor is like strapping a basketball player's arms behind his back, but Hawkins doesn't seem fazed in the least.
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REPORTER: Strapping on a high tech backup called the Trekker, Horsly and Mackley rappelled down 400 meters inside the Marum crater to collect 360 degree street view imagery.
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Over the last five years, Dolby Laboratories has been studying movie watchers on a neurophysiological level, strapping biosensors onto volunteers to track their reactions as they experience movies.
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That means strapping a top-three protection to it and checking on Aaron Gordon's availability is far more likely than getting someone like Paul George or DeMarcus Cousins.
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The chapter ends with Euron strapping priests and priestesses of different religions to the bows of his ship and sailing into battle against a fleet from the Reach.
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I feel awful for making her go to the trouble of getting ready, strapping on the baby, and walking in the summer heat to meet up with me.
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Yesterday, after strapping on an Oculus Go, I was flung around a race track outside of Las Vegas at speeds approaching 90 mph and I didn't get sick.
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The trailer also showcases new gameplay exclusive to Frozen's world, including Sora strapping on some icy rollerblades to chase after foes and shield sledding with Goofy and Donald.
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What you should be doing is strapping on a giant propeller and parachute, then heading to Utah where you can soar just inches above a massive salt lake.
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The very next day, Putin continued his public display of fitness -- strapping on his skates and hitting the ice for a hockey workout at Shayna Arena in Sochi.
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One in which we are all strapping oxygen masks to our faces just to walk out onto the street, go to a coffee shop, and live our lives.
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This means finally ending that awkward era of strapping a phone on your arm, or trying to keep it from falling out of your pocket as you run.
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And while strapping on goggles may not seem like the best way to become emotionally involved in a story, Goyer said his experience has actually been the opposite.
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Notably, Daredevil is the only one who wears a costume in this bunch, and at least initially even he gets by simply strapping a scarf over his face.
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She plotzes for the first single man she is set up with, a strapping doctor (Zachary Levi) whose mother meets Midge's mother, Rose, in a Catskills beauty salon.
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Bookish, contrarian and given to speaking in staccato bursts, this skinny computer geek from North Brunswick, N.J., is like the anti-Anthony Robbins, the strapping self-help star.
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Now, you could just wear a motorcycle helmet and protective clothing before strapping in, but there's another problem that no amount of protective gear could fix: g-force.
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Syndergaard, the strapping Mets starter known for his long blond hair and his 231-mile-per-hour fastball, had homered in his previous at-bat against Kenta Maeda.
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But the authors of a new study into the 19th-century British character suggests he may not have been the dark, tousled haired, strapping hunk we've all imagined.
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Daydream launches with a slate grey woolen exterior, soft and cosy, so strapping it on feels more like settling into your living room than arriving at a laboratory.
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One thinks mostly of "The Pajama Game" (1957) in which she appeared with strapping John Raitt wearing the top half of men's pajamas (he's wearing the bottom half).
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Tom of Finland's images exist in a world of their own making, one populated by impossibly strapping men always eager to indulge their many devilish same-sex desires.
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In Denis's latest feature, High Life, the "witchy" Dr. Dibs (Juliette Binoche), stationed on a spaceship, lusts over fellow shipmate Monte (Robert Pattinson, strapping with a buzz cut).
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Thankfully, smartwatches are a lot more attractive than they used to be, so you don't have to worry about strapping a clunky, futuristic gadget on your wrist anymore.
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As evidenced in a recent live playthrough, the hack has a wickedly bad habit of strapping a troop of soldiers with Rocket Launchers at the most inconvenient moment.
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At one point, a strapping young fellow picked up Selena and carried her on his back -- presumably, to get checked out by more than just concerned beach-goers.
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A strapping former Marine captain who served in Afghanistan, he stepped to the center of the circle when Mr. Wolfert asked for a volunteer to do a monologue.
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Mr. Fomenko, the Sweatcoin co-founder, told me that the app's "draconian algorithm" is meant to deter cheating techniques like, say, strapping a phone to a pet dog.
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The first thing you instinctively want to do after strapping on a VR headset and diving into a virtual world is to reach out and touch what you see.
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While others would put their own oxygen mask on before helping others, Jimmy doesn't think twice, strapping his mask on Chuck's face the second the plane begins to drop.
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For three years running, nothing we'd seen at the Sundance Film Festival — now the biggest collection of VR in the U.S. — has been worth strapping into a headset for.
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"I picked up Ron Burkle's son," said Aaron Henson, a strapping would-be tech entrepreneur, who was driving a black Prius around Beverly Hills on a recent Thursday night.
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Simon Optix is a little sleeker than strapping a smartphone to your face, but you're probably not going to want to wear and play it on your morning commute.
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And now, thanks to the ingenuity of a pair of MBA students and Danish design firm MOEF, you can mimic the 'do by simply strapping on a bike helmet.
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Boot-strapping, the term given to starting a business with an idea, passion and little else, is as much a necessity as a badge of honor for many entrepreneurs.
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The 23nd-ranked Friedsam, who beat U.S. Open finalist Roberta Vinci in the third round, then took an injury time out and had strapping applied to her left leg.
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It's my go-to fun fact whenever I'm at an orientation for a new job or I'm looking to pick up a strapping young gentleman from my local bar.
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The NBC Sports VR app is what you want to install on whatever device you're strapping to your face to get you closer to the slopes or luge track.
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Instead of strapping a generic camera to their helmets, cyclists can now mount the Acer Xplova X5 on their bike frame to track routes and record video in 720p.
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Humanity has always liked to go fast, whether it's been astride a galloping horse or by strapping sticks to your feet and pushing yourself off a snow-covered mountain.
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It has a slim disk shape, making it easy to pack in a travel pouch, and includes a bungee cord for strapping it onto a lawn chair or bench.
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Like folks who put up Christmas decorations before Thanksgiving, many owners are already strapping their pets into outfits and posting the results on social networks for all to see.
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But as the moment of capture arrives, her plans abruptly change when a cyborg beetle, a small surveillance device, reveals two inhabitants strapping on explosives for a suicide mission.
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He was a handsome, strapping kid with a thick head of curly hair, but he was still the baby of his class; the girls paid no attention to him.
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"It's very important, it feels like this is my life," Julia Albertsson, a budding cross-country skier, told Reuters after strapping on her skis for her morning training session.
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Both are passionate about the sport, and, more than anything else, wanted to capture the feeling of being out there, strapping on a snowboard, and sliding down a mountain.
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Some could be seen strapping exposed arms and legs with cling wrap to guard against the impact of tear gas as many braced for more police charges before dawn.
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My husband insisted on strapping bikes to the top racks in case we had to abandon the car and go on foot like many people fleeing just hours before.
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From Richard Nixon's Southern strategy to Ronald Reagan's "welfare queen" and "strapping young buck" to George H.W. Bush's Willie Horton ad, the G.O.P. has prospered by pandering to prejudice.
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In 20183, Ronald Reagan, who had built a national following decrying "welfare queens" and the "strapping young buck" who buys T-bone steaks with food stamps, was elected president.
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After assessing my situation I realized I did not have any further injuries and proceeded to shut the switches off and assist with un-strapping myself from the wreckage.
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The narrator, an irreligious, N.W.A.-loving child, has resorted to strapping a knife under his shirt for fear of the gangs of skinheads that stalk his Essex suburb, Southend.
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Alton Towers Resort has developed a way to make the VR experience even more true to life… By strapping you to a roller coaster while you wear a VR headset.
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"I look in the mirror and say, 'I'm not the strapping young Muslim socialist that I used to be,'" he told the crowd at the White House Correspondents's Association dinner.
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The pair, who call themselves the Soul Flyers, practiced the stunt over 100 times before strapping cameras everywhere to capture the action, and leaping off the Jungfrau mountain in Switzerland.
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The happy couple hit the Bryant Park Bank of America Winter Village in Manhattan on Thursday, strapping on a pair of ice skates for a fun date on the rink.
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The system works using Bluetooth signals that are connected to an array of four sensors that you can place around yourself in any position before strapping on your VR headset.
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Once the Cup was whole again, Kocur could begin his quality time with it—time that included strapping it into a lifejacket and taking it out on his jet ski.
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Click here to view original GIFFor years, we've been told that strapping a fitness tracker to your wrist is a great way to track your physical activity and fitness level.
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They seek the thrill that comes from strapping on a pair of freshly waxed planks (or just one) and gliding down a mountain trail with controlled speed through carved turns.
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The ever-bold designer Abley had tongues wagging with his barely there looks, while Sibling made waves for the house's burly men sporting rib-hugging corsets and manhood-strapping jockstraps.
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He recalls sitting in the waiting room as another candidate, a strapping 6-foot, 280-pound lineman for the Philadelphia Eagles, was ruled 4-F—medically unfit for military service.
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The drawback however is that you need to hold the headset to your face rather than strapping it on, and the quality is lower than other alternatives on the market.
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Try strapping on a Samsung Gear VR (it's powered by a Samsung phone and doesn't have its own battery, so it's safe from the ban) and loading up a movie.
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Can't you imagine that thing strapping two 40z to its flappy demon fingers, throwing up in your sink halfway through the second one, and passing out in the nearest bathroom?
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After Father Tommasso (John C. Reilly) offers refuge to a strapping young servant on the run from his former employer, the nuns are all desperate for a taste of serf.
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One of four children growing up in an "all but bygone era of lakefront estates, Lilly Pulitzer dresses and big, strapping American cars," Stroh had a conflicted relationship with money.
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That meant an arresting contrast of exposed, Dior-branded elastic strapping brassieres and panties, like those often flashed in the '90s by Marky Mark, under otherwise straightforwardly pretty tulle dresses.
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Oculus instructs you to run an app that walks you through the process, which includes plugging in the headset and camera, synchronizing an Xbox controller and strapping on the headset.
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Her sheep were slaughtered, members of her staff were shot, and she herself was subjected to so many death threats that she took to strapping a revolver to her hip.
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Joel Fagliano is a veteran spacewalker, so it's considerate of him to warm us up with some straightforward anagrams before strapping on our suits and shoving us out the porthole.
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Not to diminish the educational value of some of these experiences, but strapping a contraption to your head still seems like a form of retreat, not a form of contact.
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If the Apple Watch Series 5 is a plucky little Arabian showhorse, the Garmin Instinct is one of those burly Clydesdales you see in Budweiser commercials: strong, sturdy, and strapping.
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"It's like strapping yourself onto a moving truck and rolling it down a hill," said Dalton Epperson when I tried to pinpoint the appeal of mounting a riled-up bull.
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It also comes nearly a year to the day that the strapping teenager suffered a season-ending foot injury during the Reds' second match against the champion Crusaders in 2019.
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Beating myself up for internalizing that, for thinking I looked more attractive when I could shimmy into a sample size, is just strapping on another stupid chain, compliments of the patriarchy.
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After setting up the headset, which required me to follow instructions via an app, all it takes to get started is simply strapping on the headset and pressing the power button.
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Isn't the G.O.P. the party of Ronald Reagan, who sold conservatism with high-minded philosophical messages, like talking about a "strapping young buck" using food stamps to buy T-bone steaks?
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It's very tenderly and delicately written, and I think people want to see a romance that is about two middle-aged people, rather than a romance with strapping young 20-somethings.
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Sheriff's deputies in Palm Beach County and Orange County, home to Orlando, were about three times as likely in 2014 to issue tickets to black drivers for not strapping on seatbelts.
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Pete's Dragon also contains lots of shots of people just doing stuff, like woodworking or checking trees for signs of disease or strapping massive payloads to the back of flatbed trucks.
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Multiple skills exist purely to maximize Lara's brutality, whether that's strapping bouncing bombs onto arrows that already explode, or unlocking the ability to perform a showy shotgun kill at close range.
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The so-called "cuff method" involves strapping an inflatable cuff over the upper arm to temporarily cut off the blood supply, then calculating the blood pressure once the cuff is relaxed.
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Yet the need to step in and talk to young teenagers, long before they contemplate strapping explosives to their backs, makes it essential to look out for small early-warning signs.
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He's a strapping 6-foot-20123 with biceps the size of ham hocks, but Joe Nichols has met his match: two little girls who can effortlessly knock him off his feet.
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Until Titch comes along, the closest Wash has to a family is Big Kit, a strapping woman who takes him under her protection when she finds the other slaves bullying him.
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But as the moment of capture arrives, Colonel Powell's plans abruptly change when a cyborg beetle, a small whirring surveillance device, reveals two inhabitants strapping on explosives for a suicide mission.
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Although it's impossible to simply create empathy from thin air by strapping a headset on your face, virtual reality can offer us a safe, introspective space away from the physical world.
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In a clever twist of gender roles, Jonah, the innocent, dreams of settling down with their baby, while Luz discovers her inner narco, strapping a drug lord's knife to her calf.
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An excerpt from Mr. Koubi's "The Barbarian Nights, or the First Dawns of the World" — for 13 strapping men in bundled skirts — closed the program with a cascade of acrobatic tricks.
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As he recounted the incident, Chris busied himself preparing to shoot up — strapping his arm to find a vein, heating up the heroin mixed with fentanyl and finally injecting the liquid.
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Historically, attacks on food stamps have often involved a barely disguised racial element — for example, when Ronald Reagan imagined a "strapping young buck" using food stamps to buy T-bone steaks.
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"We don't consider it to be overly difficult, unfortunately, for a skilled person to create an improvised explosive device and of course strapping it onto a drone is trivial," Vornik said.
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Upon strapping on the headset, the player learns that they are a human press-ganged into creating simulated entertainment for artificial intelligences, a reversal of the usual paradigm (and metatextually ironic).
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I tried anything that was recommended to me: rubbing coffee grounds directly onto my forehead, massaging my temples with peppermint oil, strapping raw potato slices on to my head with a bandana.
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Fantasyland RecordsBuckhead is a garbage slice of Atlanta usually better skipped, unless your laptop demands a visit to Lenox Mall's Genius Bar, or you're strapping at Fantasyland for a pop 45 pilgrimage.
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"See what we have, two strapping young men," the Empire star, 48, tells PEOPLE while watching his sons Quirin, 22 months, and Hero, 7 months, play poolside in a Southern California backyard.
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In their office, it was not an unusual to see a strapping, dark-suited homicide detective walking away from some raunchy comment she made, shaking his head and murmuring, ''Cuddy, Cuddy, Cuddy.
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On the table is an elegant little column — the Echo — where their partner in crime sits, speaking only when spoken to but smarter than the two strapping celebrity humans in the room.
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I'm not saying that the Stampede haze that cloaks this city every July isn't worth taking note of—teeming with delicious, barbecue-based gluttony, tons of whiskey, strapping cowboys and cowgirls, etc.
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As part of a program called Pigeon Air Patrol, UK company Plume Labs is strapping pigeons with air-quality sensors to monitor how toxic air levels are in certain parts of London.
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"When I look back and see RJ, this strapping young man who's 20 and has a job — he's doing all these things that I was told he would never do," she says.
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"I was strapping on my board when I suddenly heard this big noise that sounded like thunder," recalls the pro snowboarder and surfer who narrowly missed qualifying for the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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Related: A Pop Art Arcade Pops Up At The Beach Strapping A Camera To A Drone Results In The Most Insane Surf Video Night Surfing Looks Even Better With Light-Up Waves
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Those include the large amount of energy necessary to sustain flight, the difficulty of controlling the craft, and the obvious safety issues inherent in strapping a powerful jet engine to someone's back.
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Instead, John Cook of FormLA Landscaping&aposs installation team recommends tying a hammock with the type of nylon web strapping that rock climbers use (usually found at outdoor stores such as REI).
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I'm going to need to see some signs of progress soon because The Hobbit looked bad enough that there's no way I'm strapping in for four more Avatars without some serious reassurances.
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When he first arrived in Hollywood in 1947, Mr. O'Brian was a strapping 21881-foot-plus presence with leading-man looks and a swagger he had picked up in the Marine Corps.
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Can grabbing the artificial tree box from the basement ever equal the nostalgic thrill of chopping your own from a snowy field and strapping it to the roof of the family car?
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By nonetheless continuing to believe in her experience, Wasow serves a function similar to that of the strapping husbands and sons and brothers who, it's said, possess an inexplicable power over doctors.
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The strapping, broad-shouldered modern strawberry that Driscoll's exemplifies is the product of a cross between a Virginian male and a Chilean female that took place in France in the eighteenth century.
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The climbers at Earth Treks gym, in Golden, Colorado, were warming up: stretching, strapping themselves into harnesses, and chalking their hands as they prepared to scale walls stippled with multicolored plastic holds.
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Turnbull ordered the inquiry on Tuesday after national television aired video showing guards at a juvenile detention center teargassing teenage aboriginal inmates and strapping a half-naked, hooded boy to a chair.
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Clinic Coordinator Kaitlyn Bishop shows me into a small room and begins affixing, strapping, and wrapping data-collecting equipment to, on, and around me while I saddle up on a cycle ergometer.
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A January 2005 Gallup poll found that 82 percent of Americans believed "strapping prisoners on boards and forcing their heads underwater until they think they are drowning" was an immoral interrogation tactic.
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The gentleman-officer Ru rallied the troops and commanded them to construct military-inspired looks from the contents of large camouflage-print duffel bags, shouldered by two especially strapping Pit Crew members.
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The implication was clear: Strapping two of the engines together at the base of a missile was the secret to building an ICBM that could ultimately hurl warheads at the United States.
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By strapping the dildo to her own body and placing herself compositionally between the vaginal curtains, Renee transitions into the dominant figure in sexual intercourse, a position she once viewed as violating.
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But there he was, with 14 minutes on the clock, strapping up to play his first ever professional game, amidst a few chuckles from the Chicago bench, including head coach Joel Quenneville.
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After much progress fighting the disease, the final challenges will require creative solutions, and as this study shows, sometimes that's as simple as strapping a cart to the back of a bike.
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Before strapping on her uniform, she and Fallon dinned together — Minaj walking him through the experience, as the NBC late night host admitted it was his first time eating at the iconic chain.
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With such a strapping frame, the beast would have looked less like a graceful sentinel of the Serengeti, and more like if that Toys 'R' Us mascot took up a serious powerlifting hobby.
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This first-person view of a Hot Wheels car was made possible by strapping a compact GoPro Hero Session 4 to one of the tiny vehicles and launching it down countless different tracks.
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One man was previously arrested for trying to smuggle a total of 94 iPhones into China in 2015, strapping rings of them around his torso and crotch with plastic bags and masking tape.
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She remembers strapping her son to her chest in a Baby Björn and going store to store trying to sell the jewelry she'd made in the extra bedroom of her Austin, Texas, home.
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But one man from Italy took his road rage off the screen and onto the streets by strapping Roman candles to his bike and firing them at a Vespa that cut him off.
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Engineers from the University of Oslo have shown it's not impossible, strapping together eight hexacopters to lift a weight of 61 kilograms a meter into the air, holding it aloft for 37 seconds.
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One Pokémon Go player found a sneaky way around this pandemic, by strapping his Android to a DJI Phantom drone and mirroring his phone screen on his laptop using a program called AirDroid.
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Strapping on the artist Rachel Rossin's virtual reality piece at Signal's booth is worth the wait, as is a closer look at the handcrafted displays by Alex Chitty that occupy Patron Gallery's booth.
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The revolution in wheelchair design began within the last 20 years, Ferguson said, with increased strapping across the hips and, later, anti-tipping wheels on the back that allowed players to pivot faster.
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The Scottish actor plays the aforementioned strapping Scotsman Jamie Fraser (who's no longer a virgin by the end of the first season), and I'll let him give you the gist of the story.
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On a men's squad that includes players with a wide range of abilities, Testwuide, a strapping 6-foot-5 center out of Colorado College, offers the big, physical presence in short supply here.
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In particular, they reference the main enslaved character, Ganymede, a racist archetype to which they are forever held: the strapping, hypersexual black man who is supposedly dominant but traded like a farmyard animal.
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She has made such fun of Mitt Romney strapping his dog Seamus (in a crate) to the roof of his car for a 12-hour drive, citing the incident in dozens of columns.
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Then we could have explored more wildlife parks, slipped off the main roads and lingered in small, charming towns, as opposed to getting up at the crack of dawn and strapping in again.
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There was a time when getting sign-off on a contract, report or presentation required strapping a messenger to the back of a dinosaur and send him out to gather the needed signatures.
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But what it actually means to see and feel strapping on stage, to hear and recognize the sound of Velcro unfurling is different, more complex, for those of us in the disability community.
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Later, he played video of an aging, mentally sluggish lab mouse that had been literally sewn onto a strapping, younger mouse in order to let an unadulterated youth leak into the elder's bloodstream.
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Investors are strapping themselves in tight and bracing for another ride on the Russian rollercoaster next week after turbulent trading in the wake of new U.S. sanctions and a spike in tensions over Syria.
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The two founders — Willats, the events and startups guy and Afshar the scientist, like to do things differently to better configure the lab, as well — like strapping GoPros to lab workers' heads, for instance.
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As they're doing this, the Shabab group is having a meeting in the safehouse back in Kenya, strapping on bombs and ready to head out to commit mass murder in a matter of minutes.
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UTC's Greg Hayes, a strapping chief executive who drives a pickup truck and tells it like it is, says that even Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and Jeff Bezos's Amazon are too big to manage.
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"Someone was having a go at my strapping tape and me eating too much and how it was going to affect my bowling," Starc told reporters of a breakfast that included three poached eggs.
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DiMoDA's website says it's "the preeminent Virtual institution devoted to Digital/New Media Art," but for some, it may simply be a rare experience that makes strapping a smartphone to one's head worth it.
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It may also be because one of our best options currently involves strapping your hands into a product that looks like a dissected mechanical centipede, or some other skittering thing with too many legs.
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She had come with a mission: to locate the work of Pope L., an artist perhaps best known for strapping himself to a skateboard, donning a Superman costume and crawling the length of Manhattan.
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Strapping a VR headset to my face and taking a seat on an exercise bike isn't my idea of fun, but fun was exactly what was served up when I tried out VirZOOM's platform.
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Well, whether you are strapping or sedentary, and no matter how much you hydrate, old age is coming for you — and youth, I'm learning as a worn-out thirtysomething, is wasted on the young.
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Much the same is true for Akayed Ullah, a Bangladeshi immigrant who is accused of strapping a pipe bomb to his chest last month and blowing it up in a Times Square subway tunnel.
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It allows the game to convey how small and insignificant you are in the presence of The Great One and its followers, aided by the intimacy provided by strapping a headset on your face.
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From there she will travel to Stalin's planned city of Magnitogorsk in pursuit of economic revolution, a classless society, gender equality — and a strapping engineer she met while working at the Soviet Trade Mission.
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A strapping former military prosecutor with a buzz cut, Mr. Kulyk pivoted his allegiance to Mr. Zelensky late in the Ukrainian presidential race last spring, allowing him to continue holding sway over important matters.
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Fognini lost his focus following an argument with the umpire over a call in the second set and the Italian also asked for the trainer's help in strapping up his leg below the knee.
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So has the conservative movement, going back to William F. Buckley famously defending segregation, Barry Goldwater opposing the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Reagan's comments about a "strapping young buck" on welfare, and so on.
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The government of President Nicolas Maduro said Oscar Perez, a strapping pilot, diver and parachutist, was responsible for firing shots and lobbing grenades on the Interior Ministry and the Supreme Court after hijacking the helicopter.
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The parking lot was mostly empty, except for one spot, 353 feet from the US Bank drive thru, where nearly two dozen Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers were strapping on black "POLICE" vests and guns.
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The new HTC 10 aims for Samsung's current throne, strapping an f/1.8 shooter with a sensor that sits right in that 12.1 megapixel sweet spot we're seeing on most of the best phone cameras.
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Stitching 2360-degree footage underwater is an ongoing problem for GoPro, and this waterproofing is better suited for strapping the camera to the front of a surfboard without having to worry about it getting wrecked.
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In Mr. Haynes's film, set in the early 1950s, a strapping, affluent housewife named Carol Aird (Cate Blanchett) locks eyes across a busy Manhattan department store with a petite cashier named Therese Belivet (Rooney Mara).
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If you've ever worn goalie pads or shin protectors, you'll probably be immediately comfortable strapping on the Sled Legs which feature a rigid ABS plastic shell on the outside, and foam padding on the inside.
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But thanks to Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard, I now have reason to believe strapping on a pair of skates doesn't have to be such a scary experience, and can be, dare I say, fun.
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Despite growing proclamations that 2016 will be "The Year of VR," there has been a troubling lack of focus on the health and safety risks associated with strapping a large plastic brick over your eyes.
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There's a need for the industry to reconfigure and reset expectations to understand that the future is not about people strapping a high tech eggbox to their face and sweating alone in a darkened room.
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" But she quickly realizes she shouldn't complain about shoes other people are strapping to her feet, adding, "Oprah told me, 'Don't let anybody think that you don't know how to put your shoes on anymore.
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Angelin Preljocaj's "MC 14/22 (Ceci, est mon corps)" takes its cue from the Last Supper and casts 12 strapping men as apostle-like figures in a sensuous, virile work that worships the male form.
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In the hours before the coordinated attacks in Paris two years ago, a 10-man unit of Islamic State militants car-pooled to the city, where they shared hotel rooms before strapping on suicide belts.
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This is the player that Becker first saw as a strapping 2117-year-old on an Amateur Athletic Union team in Indiana, the one who reminded him of the Notre Dame power forward Luke Harangody.
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They are both healthy, though when Mr. Hunter's long-running back pain flares up, he deals with it by lying on the floor, strapping on a back brace or getting a massage from his wife.
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Also generating that little inkling of "why is this in here again?" is Quinn's romantic subplot with Matt (Jordan Calloway), a strapping stranger who, like her, has also been marked for death by the Countdown app.
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A grand jury indicted two Cleveland corrections officers this week on charges of strapping a woman to a restraint chair, striking her in the head, and spraying half a can of pepper spray in her face.
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Then a desperate young truck driver named Kyle (Jack O'Connell) takes Lee hostage on live TV, strapping him into a suicide-bomber vest and demanding the cameras stay on so Kyle can speak to the country.
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At first glance, plugging Kevin Durant into the Warriors' lineup seems a bit like strapping 100 tons of dynamite on the end of a nuclear warhead; it'll blow up real good, but also feels like overkill.
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She soldiered on with heavy strapping on her legs and saved two breakpoints to hold for 3-3 and won a decisive break in the ninth game of the second set to set up the victory.
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He performs many of his own stunts, which include flinging himself from wires attached to the top of the Burj Khalifa or strapping his body to the exterior of a cargo plane as it takes off.
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The strapping Mr. Fierstein, with his foghorn voice and borscht belt timing, gave the world a drag queen that every mother could love, and a script with the zing of an R-rated Neil Simon comedy.
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People in the US certainly have been strapping weapons to their commercial drones since the technology took off a few years ago, including one particular hobbyist from Connecticut who's run the gamut from pistols to flamethrowers.
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George H. W. Bush wanted the youth of the world's only remaining superpower to be strapping and sturdy, so he tapped Arnold Schwarzenegger to be the face of a program called the President's Physical Fitness Challenge.
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Compare that with the stress of making it through airport security and strapping yourself into a cramped plane, and those uneasy moments when your tablet and Bloody Mary must fight for space on a tiny tray-table.
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We see young strapping lad Ned Stark and Meera's dad Howland take on someone called The Sword of the Morning and the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard Gerold Hightower, both people I had to look up online.
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While it's gotten lighter and the straps have been redesigned for noticeably greater comfort, the Vive is probably still the least ergonomic of the major headsets, strapping tightly to your face instead of resting around your head.
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Khachanov, a strapping 1.98-metre huge hitter with surprisingly fleet movement around the court for such a big man, took advantage of Djokovic being a little under the weather after a week struggling with flu-like symptoms.
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Related: Strapping Fireworks to Your Legs and Breakdancing: An Awesome, Really Dangerous Idea Watch 300 Rockets Explode to Dirty British Punk Fireworks + Drones = Today's Best Light Paintings How to Make Gorgeous Images with Fireworks and Photo Paper
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This week, Mr. Gilbert, 34, was hunched over the defense table in a Manhattan courtroom, a shadow of the strapping blond surfer he once was, with unkempt beard and hair, rocking in his chair and staring downward.
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I remember strapping my 16-year-old self into the small aircraft, which seemed so tinny and even improvised — qualities that suggested lightness but that also reminded me of my Swedish uncle's terrifying, Soviet-era Lada car.
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We first meet her, amid thundering electric power chords and smashing LED lighting displays, spreading fortitude and cheer amid a strapping all-male chorus who have been down in the mouth under the yoke of the English.
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The results are for the most part devices that do a good job mimicking the designs of classic watches, whilst not really offering enough functionality to justify the inconveniences inherent in strapping a tiny computer to your wrist.
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I've been bathing with this speaker and strapping it to my handlebars when I bicycle for the past few weeks, and it hasn't shorted out or flown off my bike yet, so I endorse this as a product.
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That we want to share more than we already are, but while also living in the moment, and that the path to living in the moment, for some reason, is strapping a bunch of cameras to our bodies.
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Some (the men) had never considered the contents of a pelvic examination—stripping off your clothes, laying on an examination table, and strapping your feet into stirrups, while a doctor pries you open with a cold, metal gadget.
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Not the heavy, foam-filled, hard plastic shells America is strapping onto the heads of its eight-year-olds before sending them out to hit and tackle one another, just like they do in the National Football League.
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And in the future, Google said that Photos will be able to automatically remove unwanted items in your shots — like so: Google's VR ambitions are expanding beyond Daydream's current form, which involves strapping your smartphone to your face.
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While Mr. Kosoko explores the black male body, Ms. Lewis, who lives in Berlin, presents a white male body, that of the strapping performer Brian Getnick, a fighter figure in white sneakers, white socks and white basketball shorts.
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While this watch won't be able to tell the time in Cupertino (unless you set it to Cupertino time), rest assured that you'll be wearing a one-of-a-kind, akin to strapping a Bugatti to your wrist.
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If you want to get to space these days, the typical method of travel entails strapping yourself into a vehicle with a high-powered rocket engine and then hurtling through the sky at thousands of miles per hour.
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HOARSE of voice and frail in demeanour, the Martin McGuinness who announced his resignation from Northern Ireland's government on January 9th was a different figure to the strapping Irish Republican Army (IRA) commander that the public once knew.
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He's a strapping, dimpled young man who speaks with a twang and offers up easy chatter — a performance of down-home charm that's entirely synthetic, an act put on to sell pie that Giles can barely choke down.
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Over more than half a century, as he changed from a strapping, vigorous, shiny-suit evangelist to a frail patriarch with a white mane, around 215m people in 185 countries heard him live at more than 3.23 Crusades.
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Even after strapping on one of Oculus' early development headsets and seeing something really cool, I was out of there within twenty minutes and wondering more about lunch than when the future would arrive in my living room.
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To most people, the idea of strapping a virtual reality headset to your face doesn't seem like a particularly social experience — after all, the very nature of virtual reality is premised on isolating you from your physical surroundings.
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By strapping a pair of cameras to the front of an Oculus Rift, Lirong Liu can compose on a beach, a cathedral, or anywhere else, while still being able to see the keys he needs to be hitting.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Will the Labo: VR Kit ever come close to the experience of strapping a pair of $500 VR goggles to your face and exploring a detailed virtual world powered by a beefy gaming PC?
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Though some trans women may not be comfortable with strap-on sex because it can trigger gender dysphoria, mastering strap-on mechanics can also be a challenge for those who do enjoy strapping on as the penetrative partner.
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Let's be real, there's nothing's worse than having to go into work with a young, strapping man without kids who doesn't understand why I'm UTTERLY EXHAUSTED after my son was up for two hours crying the night before.
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Jakob Chychrun, a strapping 6-2 and 220 pounds, played for the Florida Junior Panthers until moving to Canada in high school to pursue junior hockey, where he plays in the Ontario Hockey League for the Sarnia Sting.
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As Lexington sat down to write, the president was finalising plans for the "Salute to America" pageant he had dreamed of presiding over ever since witnessing Emmanuel Macron's columns of armoured cars and strapping legionnaires two years ago.
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Meanwhile she is doted on by a triumvirate of strapping boys — her brother, Edward (Taron Egerton), and his friends Victor Richardson (Colin Morgan) and Roland Leighton (Kit Harington) — eager to test their manhood, eventually on the front lines.
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Those of us used to adopting new technology might not think twice about strapping a display to our heads (with noise-canceling headphones to complete the immersive experience), but it could be an imposing prospect for non-techies.
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Within a few minutes of strapping into the mock Chevrolet being used to test the effects of driving stoned at Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), I had swerved violently twice and nearly killed a jaywalker.
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This weekend, The New York Times published a piece about Russia's soccer hooligans, who made a name after traveling to the 2016 European Championship in Marseille, strapping on GoPros and smashing their pint-swilling, British-club-supporting counterparts.
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As I like to say, I always ride the rides, whether that means getting zapped with a million volts of electricity (safely), strapping myself into a jet pack or flying with someone who herds cattle from a helicopter.
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"Starting on the first day of Long Session classes on August 24, 20153, we are strapping gigantic swinging dildos to our backpacks in protest of campus carry," the event's organizer, Jessica Jin, wrote on the Facebook event page.
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But, alas, every first-gen innovation has its kinks to get worked out, and some reports of the faulty footwear deterred customers from strapping these shoe bombs onto their children's feet, because they contained mercury that could, well, implode.
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They are also shown busily strapping tape and padding to a mannequin, in the hope it will give off the same heat signature as a human when it passes by imaging scanners, which are often used near sensitive buildings.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull ordered the probe last week, after prison CCTV footage showed guards teargassing six aboriginal teenage inmates and strapping a half-naked, hooded boy to a chair at a Darwin youth prison in the Northern Territory.
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In novels and manifestos alike, they envisioned a new kind of role model for (white, British) men: the macho, heroic, strapping young adventurer who was physically and mentally fit, and who used that fitness in the service of Christianity.
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Princess Kate may have never had her husband's picture up on her bedroom wall as a kid, but we sure did (do), and as William has grown from strapping young prince to dutiful father and husband, we're seeing something.
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The Warrior all-star has been incorporating the product into his off-season workouts, and certainly there's something to be said for the much smaller form factor when it comes to strapping it to your arm for NBA workouts.
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But rather than try to smuggle the devices by strapping them to their bodies, the men are suspected of committing a much more impressive heist—copping the smartphones from the back of a moving truck, the Associated Press reports.
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Now, while the coolers are clearly marketed as a way to cool down your pits, no one is going to stop you from strapping one of these onto a pair of your shorts to cool down your nether regions.
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I spent two or three hours with David, an actual legit racer who also works at Bicycle Habitat strapping jamokes like me to their fancy bikes to make sure they don't blow up their ligaments as they pedal around.
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Using a consumer grade drone to tow people on snow (or on water?) makes about as much sense as strapping a giant fan to someone's back while they're paragliding — but people do that and it looks like great fun.
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As a result, women who, 21999 years ago, may have been cast as long-haired, stilettoed video vixens are now shaving their heads and grabbing their crotches, while men are strapping on high heels and falling into the splits.
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Mr. McBurney, who does McIntyre's voice as that of a strapping stoic from a cowboy film, sustains the momentum of his story as tensely and enjoyably as if it were a Rudyard Kipling yarn, albeit of a postcolonial ilk.
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The Marine Corps began experimenting last year with strapping LAVs to the decks of the amphibs — flattops capable of carrying helicopters and vertical take-off and landing jets, as well as transporting Marines — to make the ships more lethal.
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There were plenty of concerns at the beginning of this millennium that video games like Second Life were ushering in a godless digital era that would soon see people strapping computers to their faces and foregoing real reality entirely.
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He still gleams as the boy who used to dream about becoming an astronaut—he follows NASA on instagram, and half-jokingly won't let the narrow physical dimensions of a spaceship's cockpit ever impede him from strapping into one.
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Common tips and tricks include the aforementioned bus riding, setting your phone on a turntable or ceiling fan, strapping it to a bike as you ride around, or even letting it ride around on a Roomba or family pet.
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Sure, he's strapping, but come on: The Flash is grinning at Kara in a sun-dappled field, all crinkly eyes and dimples, and as far as I can see, her connection with James is a B-minus at best.
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Count Dante (who predictably was not a Count or Spanish) had various run ins with the Chicago Cobra Kai, supposedly had a friend murdered in a dojo storming, and was caught strapping dynamite caps to a rival dojo in 1965.
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Linda whipped up hamburger casserole for her and her husband, a strapping construction worker who'd served as an Army sergeant in the Vietnam War — a man she'd known since junior high when they first became sweethearts, the Billings Gazette reports.
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The felt sheds, so this afternoon one of the crew is draping a big sheet of ultrasuede over the bed-couch thing, tucking it tight under the felt and then strapping it with metal bands screwed deep into the foam.
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In what sane world does a man say "35 to 40 percent" market penetration just isn't enough and that the definition of success is strapping as many eyeballs to a service for as many hours of the day as possible?
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Kerber, who had her upper left leg covered in heavy strapping, looked dead and buried on several occasions in the second set but was able to stay alive with a gutsy break when Azarenka served for the match at 215-240.
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The automaker has been experimenting with mid-engine layouts since 28, something shown in the video where Zora Arkus-Duntov, the engineer commonly known as "the father of the Corvette," is seen strapping himself into an early prototype, dubbed the CERV28.
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A cheaper alternative is to just try strapping your GoPro to an actual Nerf football, but it looks like the AER is specifically designed to minimize the risk and damage to your expensive action cam during less-than-graceful landings.
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Two Cleveland corrections officers are facing civil-rights charges and are accused of strapping a woman to a restraint chair, striking her in the head, and emptying half a can of pepper spray directly onto her face, according to court documents.
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But if you're Will Smith—destroyer of aliens, apocalypse survivor, certified Bad Boy—ringing in the big 5-0 apparently means strapping yourself to a bungee cord from a helicopter, and hurling your middle-aged body into the Grand Canyon.
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Whether it be with his space-country outfit Casualties of Cool, the aforementioned industrial death metal of Strapping Young Lad or the disparately dizzying breadth of work in his solo canon, Townsend is probably best-defined with this one word: feel.
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Nelson Mandela and Mr. Rogers Now that LJ Stroud is back on CMS, he's a happy, strapping 13-year-old who loves to play football and horse around with his brother and sisters in the family's backyard in St. Augustine.
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Probably not, but maybe it'll turn into a more accessible option for people who don't feel like strapping a headset on their faces or for artists who want everyone to see their work regardless of whether they're wearing a specific device.
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We often hear the refrain "space is hard" when faced with failures (see: CRS-7), and tend to assume it simply means that it is difficult to shoot valuable objects to other planets by strapping them to massive explosive devices.
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" Reagan kicked off his 1980 campaign championing states' rights in the Mississippi county where the civil rights workers Michael Schwerner, James Chaney and Andrew Goodman were murdered in 1964, and regaled audiences with stories of "strapping young bucks" and "welfare queens.
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North Korean Foreign Ministry Ri Yong Ho hinted in September at the possibility that Pyongyang could carry out an atmospheric nuclear test over the Pacific Ocean, possibly by strapping a warhead atop a missile or dropping it from an airplane.
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The probe, which examined the treatment of detainees at Shenandoah Valley Juvenile Center in Staunton, confirmed allegations that the detainees were subject to restraint techniques including "strapping them to chairs and placing mesh bags over their heads," the AP reported.
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All moms deserve a ladies night—you know, kicking back with a couple bottles of rosé and a nice veggie platter, catching up on the latest gossip and tripping out on interdimensional crystals while strapping young men feed you Bagel Bites.
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Given that the earlier phone call tied her to him, he destroyed the evidence by strapping her body to the underside of his rig and dragging her remains across a dozen miles of Interstate 80, until there was nothing recognizable left.
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These new ones integrate seamlessly into the room: they layer blue velvet under an armor-like mesh of copper and a criss-cross overlay of leather strapping, reflecting the various latticework around the room while echoing the tint of Tiffany's windows.
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From the other side of the auditorium, a middle-aged woman, also in full costume, sang in reply, and then a robust voice entered the conversation, a strapping young man singing a lyric that made the audience burst into laughter.
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After nine months of intense workouts and meal plans to get into the strapping shape of vine-swinging jungle hero Tarzan, Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgard found a fitting way to decompress with his famous father, veteran Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgard.
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While the self-destructive Toby pursues fame and endless sex, the nurturing Eric makes friends with the older man upstairs, Walter Poole (Hilton again), the physically frail, unexpectedly heroic partner of the strapping billionaire businessman Henry Wilcox (John Benjamin Hickey).
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Australia' Northern Territory on Wednesday suspended the use of hoods and restraints on children after the broadcasting of CCTV footage showing guards at a juvenile detention center teargassing aboriginal inmates and strapping a half-naked, hooded boy to a chair.
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A number of the organizations that are entrusted to safeguard our information have attempted to keep the overworked password alive by strapping on layers of "multi factor" authentications — those knowledge-based questions about favorite sports teams or family maiden names.
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And he politely bites his tongue when I playfully flirt with male contestants — like a strapping 6ft 2in Estonian, whose voice is deeper than the ocean, and who I interviewed while we exercised on side-by-side ellipticals on the beach.
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He underwent extensive training for his role as Burt, a song-and-dance superstar reminiscent of Kelly, which fits: The strapping Mr. Tatum has a similar build to Kelly, and his aura is more about radiating sexy athleticism than Fred Astaire finesse.
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Rating Cast from the mold of American Sniper and Zero Dark Thirty, 13 Hours is an interpretation of Mitchell Zuckoff's book 13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened in Benghazi, which tells the story of six strapping security team members.
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Designed by an LA-based company called Servios, the app involves strapping on an HTC Vive (the only VR headset that supports macOS) and using the handheld controllers to tap, toss, and explode (you had to be there) various objects to create music.
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When a new boss arrives (played by The Wire's always-excellent Wendell Pierce), Ryan finds an unexpected ally who encourages him to follow his data wherever it leads… even if that means strapping on a gun and charging into international hot spots.
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Andreessen Horowitz's investment in Sandbox VR comes more than five years after the firm made a big bet on Oculus VR. At the time, Oculus helped stroke enthusiasm behind the idea that regular consumers would soon be strapping into their own VR gear.
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The intervention was a mixture of brain stimulation — which basically worked by knocking out a part of the brain, like strapping down a dominant part to force you to strengthen the other one — and practicing keeping your attention on a pretty boring stimulus.
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Strapping one of these arrays to the hood of your car seems impractical, but eventually, the equipment could be miniaturized and hidden inside a vehicle's bumper, or reduced to just a tiny component that could be built into a host of different devices.
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If I were designing a watch and strapping a block of wood to my wrist to imagine what I'd want it to do, one of these things would surely be leaving my wrist unmoved and glancing down on it to see the time.
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The strapping South African with the silky swing, who is nicknamed "The Big Easy", won his maiden major and first U.S. tournament title in a 20-hole playoff over Scotsman Colin Montgomerie and Loren Roberts at the 1994 U.S. Open at Oakmont.
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However, if you already own a smartphone and a Google Cardboard viewer, you can get a feel for the work without strapping a pricey pair of goggles to your face: Just mount up and watch the film in the Vimeo mobile app.
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The Cruz campaign Reach: Aired in Wisconsin as part of a $350,000 ad buy Impact: The car shop featured in this Cruz spot is a picturesque Republican idyll—a small business decked out with American flags, old cars, and strapping white men.
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He grew up using chain saws to cut firewood in a nearby mountain town, so strapping spikes to his boots and learning how to climb seemed natural enough when hundreds of jobs opened up to wrangle trees killed during drought in recent years.
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While few things may me feel more like social distancing than suiting up in a haptic feedback suit and strapping a computer to your face, location-based virtual reality startups have begun closing up shop alongside a host of other entertainment businesses.
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He is distinguished visually by a jowly, closed-mouth smile — more dutiful driver's license photo than strapping congressional portrait — and a penchant for removing his tie before getting all the way back to his office, slipping wordlessly past the swarm of scribes.
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Rather than strapping a Douglas fir to the top of your car and hoping for the best or dragging a Carolina pine through city sidewalks, you can simply add to cart and a faux tree will be at your doorstep in days.
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While Mr. Trusnovec, a chameleon, can take possession of a role in many ways — from portraying a cold villain to a strapping hero or a sensitive poet — Ms. Fleet, strong and musically sensitive, dances as if movement is melting off her body.
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Not content with just strapping on their skis, the Crown Princess, her husband Crown Prince Haakon, 42, and their children Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 11, and Prince Sverre Magnus, 10, also tested out a specially constructed ice slide as part of a program of seasonal fun.
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Police in Wisconsin allege a 28-year-old babysitter killed a 2-month-old boy before concealing his death by dressing him in bulky winter clothes, strapping him into a car seat and pretending he was alive while handing him over to his unwitting parents.
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To consider a figure closer to a real world equivalent of Christian, there's actual swashbuckling entrepreneur Elon Musk, who's equally strapping and brilliant and apparently as demanding in his relationships in a way that, at least in his case, hasn't lead to a storybook ending.
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Playing a video game on your home console involves pushing a couple of buttons to power up your TV and hardware, but strapping into this VR setup requires lots of gear, in addition to the sticky electrodes that have to be applied to the skin.
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As an example, when given the option to leave behind the crime boss my partner and I knocked out on an airplane headed into a fatal descent, I decided to let my partner take him alive by strapping a parachute to his unconscious body.
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While there's a small focus knob at the bottom, a lot of the screen's clarity depends on precisely how it's angled toward your eyes, and it's easy to give yourself a headache by strapping it as tightly as possible to keep the best fit.
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So just like you might read a book or use a Night Shift red light filter on your phone to get in the mood for bed, VR creators are seeking to put you in the right mindset before strapping your face to a screen.
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The clip is pretty freakin' awesome ... Manning also gives us the goods on his favorite topping on a pizza, and his standing in the town of Omaha, but when we ask if he's ever strapping it on again he couldn't have been more firm.
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Such mulishness puts Doss at odds with the other recruits, like the strapping Smitty (Luke Bracey), and with their drill sergeant, played by Vince Vaughn, who equips the character not just with the standard snarl and bark but also with a twinge of genuine curiosity.
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" Gwenda Blair, author of "The Trumps," says Trump, resplendent in the '70s in his three-piece burgundy suit with matching shoes and matching limo, recalled "this strapping lad from the provinces who comes to the city, like a figure out of Balzac's 'Lost Illusions.
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In this smart neo-noir, he meets a woman named Shin Hae-mi (Jeon Jong-seo) — he can't recognize her from their childhood, she tells him, because she got plastic surgery — and Ben (Steven Yeun), a strapping man Hae-mi met on a vacation.
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But occasionally I'm nostalgic for those early days, and the memories of strapping Sonia into the baby-carrier and walking down to the local farm to watch the boats glide by on the dark green canal, and to sit quietly and pet the longhaired rabbits.
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Whether discovering the fantastical battles for power in the seven kingdoms of "Game of Thrones" or strapping on a pair of Manolo Blahniks and following four friends as they navigate romance in "Sex in the City," television is a place where we can be anyone but ourselves.
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Yes, he can do a suit and tie, but he really loves nothing more than donning a nice flannel shirt and a pair of (Justin) Timberlands, strapping on the old acoustic gee-tar and having a rootin'-tootin' midnight summer jam round a campfire in Montana.
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It isn't all that easy to smuggle drugs into the US. Strapping it to your body doesn't seem to work, the underwater tunnel method is a little risky, and customs agents appear to have caught on to the whole drugs-disguised-as-produce-and-dick-candles scheme.
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A long zipper makes strapping this infant swimsuit onto your child easy even when the baby is too young to stand or even sit up, and the soft and pliant nylon and elastane fabric blend provides plenty of range of motion for those wriggles and kicks.
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She got so mad that she gave me a strapping real hard and sent me back to my bed in the dorm and told me to never say anything about it, so I did what she sayed because I really was afraid she would hurt me again.
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Since then each of Townsend's albums, no matter what the quality, have been honest snapshots of where he was at the time; after quitting Strapping and spending time with his newborn child, he wrote a Meshuggah-esque opera about aliens and coffee called Ziltoid the Omniscient.
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The economic sanctions the Trump administration reimposed on Iran have hit its economy hard, strapping the regime of cash to fund the various militia groups it backs in the Middle East, build its growing missile program, or even adequately respond to the coronavirus outbreak in the country.
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I started my Olympic training the day after Christmas by strapping on the same backpack I would carry here, but loaded up with a barbell that weighed 30 pounds or more, and walking hills and steps near my house for up to an hour every day.
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Nicknamed Pinetree — in his prime he was a strapping 33-foot-3 and 220-plus pounds — Meads was a remorseless force of nature on the field, ripping the ball from opponents with powerful hands that, when he was a child, had been severely weakened by illness.
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A strapping figure with a hardened mien to match, he was sitting one day in front of Martin's desk, diffident and deflective as usual, when from behind him, Martin's dog, a large boxer-shepherd mix named Cassie, approached and settled her head on the Marine's arm.
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A strapping man who adorns himself in ethnic jewelry and indigenous talismans and decorates his office with wooden masks and fish tanks, Mr. Trubnikov serves herbal tea to guests, speaks in a gravely, reverent voice about traditional Siberian shamanism and eschews any hint of business attire.
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Their roomers are a shady man of the cloth (Michael Shaeffer), a former boxing champion (Arinze Kene), a comely widow (Debbie Kurup) and a once prosperous couple (Stanley Townsend and Bronagh Gallagher) and their son (Jack Shalloo), a strapping man with the mind of a child.
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If the alt-right is correct about anything, it's that we should — in this one instance — keep that very window of discourse open, to strip Nazi ideology once and for all of the taboo eroticism it's had since Leni Riefenstahl captured some strapping Aryan boys on camera.
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We're strapping our phones to our heads to transport ourselves into video games and far-flung places thousands of miles away; everything from our transportation to our food to our entertainment is on-demand; and messaging apps like Slack completely blur the lines between home and office.
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When we first met Dunham's Hannah Horvath, she was an aspiring writer living off her parents' money, renting a place with her type-A college friend Marnie (Allison Williams) and playing sex games with Adam, a strapping carpenter (the now-ubiquitous Adam Driver) whose instability rivaled her own.
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Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to recall what will probably be the last big, blown-out, nationally televised tribute to Prince — an affair that featured nothing short of Bruno Mars in a sparkly purple suit, strapping on one of Prince's signature guitars and letting it fly.
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While high-priced hardware and clunky tethered peripherals may hinder current products from reaching wider audiences, the sheer concept of VR is far from an easy sell to mainstream consumers that are skeptical of strapping a device to their face that cuts them off from the outside world.
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Mr. Salim described other grisly practices by his jailers: placing him in a coffin-like box, his arms stretched and chained, on top of cleaning chemicals; strapping him to a gurney and injecting him with drugs that made him woozy; bringing dogs into a room to threaten him.
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I'm always drawn back to the thought of that young man who dropped out of school in eighth grade to work in the coal mines, only to be wrenched from that dark hole and flung far across the planet, strapping and with a head full of curly hair.
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If the strapping chestnut colt Justify wins the Belmont Stakes on Saturday to become just the 13th horse in history to claim horse racing's Triple Crown, two of the three groups that have an ownership stake in the horse's breeding rights will be front and center during the celebration.
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It's the familiar fairy tale with a sexy modern twist: Rather than a flock of female swans and a demure Odette, Bourne gives audiences a gang of bare-chested, feral male swans led by a strapping fellow whose seduction of the Prince flavors the vintage story with overt homoeroticism.
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For all the dread of returning to the notorious Hong Kong hostiles that evening, after a day of exploring the area, I was actually looking forward to strapping Silentmode's PowerMask to my head — closing my eyes and embracing the luxury of forgetting where I was for a few precious minutes.
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As your company grows at two to three times the rate year over year, there are different pressures: more pressure on cash flow, personnel, and operational needs start to grow [too], and that matures the business faster than the boot strapping, scrappy plays you make during the start-up phase.
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We're sort of trying to paint an optimistic future, where technology is really bringing people together, not like you're strapping a screen in a dark place to your face, where every interaction becomes through a camera, through a computer, through a network — that seems a little too dystopian to us.
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The slightly thickset bodies of certain male models — so unlike those of the usual Anglo starvelings — brought a dimension of solidity and sexy, cis-gendered masculinity to suits with hammered silk strapping, billowing full trousers and shirts patterned with a subtle allover pattern derived from the amulet known as a nazar.
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Yes, they look like Segways with screens, but bear with me: For me at least, the prospect of beaming my presence into someone else's physical reality is more attractive right now than strapping on a pair of VR goggles to converse with another avatar while trying not to feel seasick.
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Ninth-seeded Williams, playing her 19th Roland Garros and the oldest player in the women's draw, had strapping on both knees and moved stiffly, especially in the first set, once losing her footing as she tried to reach a sliced short ball from her opponent that ended up in the net.
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He arrived in office following several decades of uninformed adulation of the military by a population that knew very little about military life, and that now takes it for granted that strapping 21-year-old men with military ID cards should get precedence in boarding airplanes over 65-year-old grandmothers.
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"It was a high honor to bring him home," said Tim Kopp, the department's chaplain, told CNN, A fixture of the company The noticeably thinner Buczek being wheeled out of the hospital was a stark contrast to the strapping Marine veteran who joined the volunteer fire company seven years ago.
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In a world where Riverdale's 16-year-olds are planning threesomes on the stage of their high school — and nearly everyone is onto their second or third sexual partner — an 18-ish-year-old woman choosing to get naked with her most trusted and strapping friend is a fairly conservative sexual evolution.
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Now imagine strapping yourself into the passenger seat of an AV, with hundreds of computers, in hundreds of millions of cars, and billions more sensors in and around the road itself, all talking to each other and connected to the internet, through yet-to-be-finished technology and yet-to-be-finalized standards.
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On the contrary, we admired the heroic names that Rukorera had given to his big, strapping sons—the names of famous ancient warriors in epic poems: Impangazamurego, he who is armed with a powerful bow; Rugeramibungo, he who has perfect aim; Rutiru-kayimpunzi, he who never flees; and Rwasabahizi, conqueror of conquerors.
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Roosevelt or her husband could suggest someone, but when no such individual surfaced, he volunteered as if there were no other reasonable choice — strapping $3,000 to his leg as he left New York, holding meetings in bathrooms with the water running to evade the detection of German spies who had planted listening devices.
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They're also huge fans of Rachel, hence how they ended up on her first group date this week, in which they hosted a "husband material" obstacle course that put the guys to the test with highly intense challenges such as changing a diaper, strapping a baby into a BabyBjörn, vacuuming and setting a table.
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This Wireless Wall Device Will Literally Monitor Your Every StepFor years, we've been told that strapping a fitness tracker to your wrist is a great way to track…Read more ReadThe setup placed the cross between the router and a moving antenna, with another antenna off to the side to help with mathematical calculations.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts on Thursday used her campaign Twitter account to slyly refer to a purported "sex scandal" involving her — a 70-year-old married woman contending for the Democratic presidential nomination — and a strapping 25-year-old former Marine who claims Warren since August 2018 hired him multiple times as an escort.
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That one is more of a VR park, combining a physical set with VR film experiences, whereas Virtualities uses a large, open space for separate sections, including gaming and its theater area, which is basically two rows of swivel chairs customers can use to sit in while strapping a VR device to their heads and watching a short film.
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Since the early 2000s, scientists have been testing the idea that life could survive an interstellar voyage, by strapping hapless microorganisms, seeds, and even insect larvae to the outside of the International Space Station for weeks to months, exposing them to damaging solar radiation and cosmic rays, not to mention wild temperature swings and vacuum conditions.
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Voice cameos include James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett of Metallica; Ihsahn and Samoth from Emperor; Devin Townsends and Gene Hoglan of Strapping Young Lad; Jeff Loomis and Warrel Dane of Nevermore; Michael Amott of Arch Enemy; Silenoz and ICS Vortex of Dimmu Borgir; George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher of Cannibal Corpse; and King Diamond as the Devil himself.
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The house is a hodgepodge of types: John Malkovich is Douglas, the crotchety neighbor whose only priority is himself; Lil Rel Howery ("Get Out") is Charlie, a supermarket employee who just so happens to be writing a novel about the end of humanity; and Tom, Trevante Rhodes ("Moonlight") is the strapping, sensitive war vet who connects with Malorie.
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Photo: Matthew Romano, Michigan Robotics, University of MichiganLast month the Federal Aviation Administration issued a warning against attaching weapons to drones, but researchers at the University of Michigan have come up with a strong case in favor of strapping a nail gun to an autonomous flying robot, and it has nothing to do with cartoonish hijinx.
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The stars, then, would also be forced to inhabit the teenagers: Dwayne Johnson would improbably play an insecure nerd, Kevin Hart a strapping athlete frustrated by his newly diminutive frame, Jack Black a popular queen bee type aghast to find herself as a middle-aged man, and Karen Gillan an awkward girl shocked by her newfound action-heroine coordination.
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Radical Catholics might not have been strapping bombs to their chests in a misguided politicization of their religion, but Catholicism was viewed as far more sinister in the 19703th century: Catholics could be taking orders from the pope himself, who was clearly trying to undermine the very democracy and Protestant individualism that the newly united country stood for.
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She knew that as a middle-aged woman she was an unusual president, so she made herself the face of Columbia, starring in a print and television ad campaign as the Tough Mother who stood stone-faced as she oversaw absurdist product tests on her son (dropping him out of a helicopter, strapping him to the roof of her car).
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When we first meet grown-up Christian (one of his many aliases borrowed from real mathematicians), he's a soft-spoken, fabric-sensitive, thermos-carrying, incongruity-loving, finger-blowing accountant helping people find tax loopholes in Illinois, where he does his best to blend in despite the fact that between his strapping physique and brusque interpersonal demeanor, he clearly stands out.
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Whether that means donning a pointy cap and tights to play an adopted elf from Santa's workshop, perfecting the art of playing the flute while ice skating around in a fur coat, or strapping himself into a corset and growing out his goatee to play the world's most evil fashion designer, there's nothing Ferrell wouldn't be willing to do to fully get into character.
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She had just moved to Los Angeles to attend the ArtCenter College of Design; Chicken Boy loomed above her school commute, the towering, 22-foot-tall mascot of an eponymous fried chicken restaurant in Downtown LA. With the body of a strapping, Bunyan-esque man, the head of a cartoon chicken, and his goofy, cross-eyed gaze, Inouye came to find comfort in his hulking presence.
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This 20-minute work recounts a simple family outing — a sunny day at the beach, during which Mommy (Alison Fraser) and Daddy (Frank Wood) deposit the 86-year-old Grandma (Phyllis Somerville, who looks great in a bathing suit) in the sandbox of the title, while a cellist (Melody Giron) plays solemn music and a strapping young man in swim trunks (Ryan-James Hatanaka) does calisthenics.
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Double-parking, we step out of the car, and Johnny hugs and kisses his dad, then embraces me in a strong, strapping-young-man hug, burying his head in my neck; this is the exact position we found ourselves in while I walked the floors with him in my arms during his colicky phase, and as he did then, he is crying into my neck.
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This Footage of a Drone Buzzing a Cargo Train Turned My Stomach Inside OutYour childhood fantasies of soaring through the air like Iron Man or Superman will seem far less…Read more ReadYesterday's drone's eye view of a cargo train might have left you feeling a bit queasy, but this short film, Elevations, will have you strapping in and looking for an even larger screen to watch it on.
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Rather than just strapping them in and pressing "go," the initiative will involve a range of different opportunities for habituation and experimentation: while certain test areas will offer the chance to ride in self-driving cars, the more widely deployed rental vehicles will be fitted with combinations of sensors, connected devices and other navigation or driving aids, trialing different forms of automation that will stop short of a fully autonomous mode.
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THE FALCON THIEFA True Tale of Adventure, Treachery, and the Hunt for the Perfect BirdBy Joshua Hammer It's not easy to get into the mind of a notorious wild-bird trafficker — the kind of person who smuggles fertile peregrine falcon eggs by strapping them to his body, or dangles from a helicopter 700 feet over the sea so that he can skim an Arctic cliff face to raid white gyrfalcon nests.
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You've probably seen Thumper mentioned alongside PSVR, and while Thumper is part of Sony's virtual reality launch lineup, it's both totally playable on a PlayStation 4 without strapping on a headset and also available on PC. (The developers have said news is coming "soon" regarding support for PC VR devices.) The ideal conditions for playing Thumper are in the dark, headphones cranked up, and with a massive screen—VR just enhances that.
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"I've also been in this business so long that I know that when everything looks sweet and easy, you better be worried 'cause the big guy hidden in the back of the room — you can't see him — huge, strapping guy carrying a sledgehammer and just when you think everything is going fine he takes that sledgehammer back and hits you in the nape of the neck," Bogle told Mike Santoli in the exclusive interview.
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You've probably seen Thumper mentioned alongside PSVR, and while Thumper is part of Sony's virtual reality launch lineup, it's both totally playable on a PlayStation 4 without strapping on a headset and also available on PC. (The developers have said news is coming "soon" regarding support for PC VR devices.) The ideal conditions for playing Thumper are in the dark, headphones cranked up, and with a massive screen—VR just enhances that.
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I've played the song dozens of times, strapping on headphones and letting the needle drop on the still pristine LP. Each time, I'm struck by the loss of Don Bennett, a singular musician who left behind so few traces, and by the disappearance in the Universal fire of an unfathomable number of other recordings, some of which may survive only on stray scraps of vinyl, many of which may no longer exist at all, in any form, anywhere.
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