Brilliant turquoise window seats are perfect for solitary park gazing.
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It's filled with walls of windows, office nooks, and window seats.
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The bottom line: Window seats were once coveted for their view.
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Oh, and it explains why I like window seats for short flights.
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Many of the window seats are original, and others were rebuilt, Mr. Reed said.
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Window seats are likely cooler than aisles, and exit rows cooler than all others.
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Passengers in window seats are provided with binoculars so they can watch takeoff and landing.
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Soon there will be cushioned window seats in the bedroom and valances over the windows.
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"We were sitting in the two window seats with the middle seat between us," Iovine told CNBC.
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For example, Lola users can select preferences such as window seats on flights or hotels with gyms.
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However, these dolls will not be allowed on emergency exit seats and are restricted to window seats.
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The extra space can be used to house plants, books, ornaments, or be turned into window seats.
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All photographers pile to the window seats "just in case," creating a bus that's both full and empty.
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Every wall is lined with elaborate oak wood paneling, and there are original oak window seats and shutters.
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When I got to the gate at Copenhagen Airport, I asked the agent if any window seats were open.
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These offer panoramic views, while their thick frames echo the light wood flooring and provide wonderfully deep window seats.
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They've tried everything from a free-for-all to window-seats-and-back-of-plane first, to random boarding.
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The interior of a Maveric-like plane would have fewer window seats but would allow for new seating configurations.
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JS: You use the name "window seats" to describe the pillows, and you use the name "rabbit holes" for other works.
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Considerate passengers in both aisle and window seats will acknowledge the plight of the middle seat passenger and accord her both armrests.
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For passengers, the design would mean fewer window seats (boo!) but more possibilities for alternative seating configurations and more creative space allocation.
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My friend and I go into Starbucks and sit in window seats drinking Arnold Palmers, watching the protestors disband and drift away.
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One proposal has planes filled from the back in a sequence that calls window seats first, middle seats next and aisle seats last.
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The camera does a great job of trapping June at the house: inside banisters, in window seats, within her dress as she kneels.
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Straight ahead, down several steps, is a vaulted, carpeted living room that has open beams and a stone fireplace flanked by window seats.
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The trial has a sophisticated order that favors filling the back of the plane first, and prioritizing window seats over middle and aisle seats.
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Various configurations include boarding passengers at the back first, starting with passengers who have window seats, followed by middle seats, and then the aisle seats.
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An eight-foot-wide deck wraps almost completely around the great room and includes a lookout area with window seats offering views of Lake Austin.
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Pret had window seats, a large communal table, several standalone tables, and two booths, for a total of what seemed to be around 35 possible seats.
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The master suite and a guest bedroom with an en suite bath and cozy window seats encompass the third floor, where there are two more fireplaces.
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Because the flight was mostly empty, those of us seated on the right and in the center were able to grab spare window seats on the left.
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In his unit, he installed terrazzo kitchen countertops, hidden cabinets, built-in bookshelves, window seats, tiger-wood floors, a sleeping nook and a European-style wet bathroom.
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To the left of the foyer, the living room includes a wood-burning fireplace flanked by built-ins (window seats, cabinets, bookshelves) that fill an entire wall.
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Window seats are often pointless on long night flights and I often avoid them on such flights in favor of ease of access to the aisle and lavatory.
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At Citizen 360, an Anbau Enterprises condo development on the Upper East Side, the co-working and lounge areas feature massive window seats, swivel chairs, area rugs and plants.
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Models walked in a succession of frescoed and wooden beamed rooms of the 15th century Milan palazzo Casa degli Atelliani, as guests sat in upholstered chairs, window seats and loungers.
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Window seats were sold at a premium while the center and aisle seats were heavily discounted because passengers had to rely on being able to look over someone else's shoulder.
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Once I've navigated the airport, made it on the plane, and sanitized my seat, things have pretty much proceeded as usual from my window seats, with a bit more hand sanitizing.
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The reduced drag could decrease the plane's fuel consumption by up to 20 percent, and while it does mean fewer window seats for passengers, it also mean designers can create new seating configurations.
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Regardless of the hour, its pillow-bedecked window seats — lit by bare bulbs dangling from a spidery chandelier — are filled with a hipster crowd nursing coffee, microbrews or cocktails made with homemade elderflower syrup.
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Corner Bistro, a packed burger-and-beer joint on West Fourth Street, has a Long Island City offshoot where Tommy Ledden's bar stool resides and window seats offer a view of the marathon course.
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According to the other, correct perspective, the people in the aisle and window seats should use the armrests to their left and right, respectively, and the person in the middle should get both middle armrests.
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And in the following decade, its particular combination of the shed roof, the window seats and ladders, the ingenious overhead spaces for outlooks and skylights as well as sleeping, would be thoroughly absorbed by the mainstream.
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There is also a washer and dryer, window seats with built-in storage and an eat-in kitchen where he roasts his own coffee beans, which he buys in bulk from a vendor in Red Hook.
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Broker: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, Brentwood This sprawling, five-bedroom, five-bathroom home built in 1927 is loaded with elegant features: floor-to-ceiling leaded-glass windows, paneled walls, timbered ceilings, carved stone and window seats.
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Broker: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, Brentwood This sprawling, five-bedroom, five-bathroom home built in 1927 is loaded with elegant features: floor-to-ceiling leaded-glass windows, paneled walls, timbered ceilings, carved stone and window seats.
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A curious side note: a few window seats overlook the brick alley known as Deadman's Lane, so named for the bodies that ended up here — either drunk or dead — during Fitzroy's gangland days in the early 2157s.
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Window seats are already preferred by a large segment of travelers due to the additional entertainment they offer, but traditional airplane windows are only so limited in their size and what you can see out of them.
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An office with a beamed ceiling and limestone fireplace lies straight ahead of the entrance, and a large library with bookshelves, window seats and a stone fireplace is a flight up the staircase, on the mezzanine level.
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The owners finished the third-floor attic into a living space with two bedrooms, a full, skylighted bathroom and a lounging area with long, deep, cushion-covered window seats that could sleep an extra child or two.
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Kitchen seating options include a long black dining table, plush green velvet couch, terra-cotta-colored window seats and this mod swinging chair that I could easily have fallen asleep in while rocking back and forth in the afternoon sun.
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Having secured a pair of window seats, my date and I dove into the menu — all dishes are meant to be enjoyed family style, including a worthwhile antipasti of wood-fired octopus with crisp-edged cubes of melty pork belly.
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Many of Plas-yn-Cwm's public rooms — including a sitting room, a drawing room, a dining room and a study on the ground floor — have 14-foot ceilings, as well as architectural details like intricately molded cornices, plasterwork, window seats and wood paneling.
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The window seats at the Lilywhites Sandwich Bar now offer a view of the gleaming glass frontage of the $1 billion, state-of-the-art stadium that — starting Wednesday evening, when it hosts its inaugural Premier League game — Tottenham Hotspur will call home.
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These are men who will belt out lewd songs mere metres away from a family of four, the children shrinking embarrassedly into their window seats, the dad turning an incandescent shade of scarlet, visibly getting angrier and angrier but realising that he, the lone alpha, is hopelessly outnumbered.
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The eight suites (plus a private villa) are done up in worldly African elegance, with indoor and outdoor fireplaces, heated plunge pools, woven ceilings and hand-fired brick work (by local artisans), along with views of the Sabyinyo, Gahinga and Muhabura volcanoes from window seats and deep bathtubs.
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Touring the rest of Hill House I gawked at the couple's obsessive ability to control every square inch of space and experience, my eyes darting from purple enamel glass chandeliers to colorful window seats to a "kimono desk," its wings outstretched like a Japanese garment, inset with mother-of-pearl.
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Improbable as it may seem, this technology could be a boon to plane manufacturers—for whom incorporating windows is an expensive annoyance—and to passengers who would no longer fight over window seats for a shot at the view that might, if they're lucky, happen to be visible out of one particular window.
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The study found that people sitting in window seats who did not get up to go use the restroom or check the overhead bin had far less exposure to infectious passengers than people sitting at the aisle, or people who spent time in line waiting for the restroom at the back of the cabin, for example.
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On the Market This week's properties include a six-bedroom house in Hopewell, N.J. and a five-bedroom in Lloyd Neck, N.Y. 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties: In Hopewell, N.J., a six-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bath, 6,472-square-foot house built in 1995, with an open layout, floor-to-ceiling windows, wood-beamed ceilings, window seats, two wood-burning fireplaces, a finished basement and a three-car attached garage, on 15.97 acres of wooded land.
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The interior retains much of its original woodwork, including window seats and recessed inside shutters for the windows.
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There are some two-light windows with window-seats, and slopstones. There is a fireplace and garderobe on the upper floors.
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Window-seats survive at first-floor level. The remains of a slated parapet and stone string-course are also visible in the front façade.
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The first floor chamber has a semicircular barrel vault, designed as a defence against the spread of fire. A number of beam sockets and projecting stone corbels in the walls show how the vault was erected. The presence of window seats, a fireplace, two cupboards and a latrine (in the east turret) suggest that the first floor chamber was the main living room in the castle. The second floor chamber lacks a fireplace, but does have window seats and a latrine in the east turret and could have been a sleeping area.
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The jambs are splayed and there are deep window seats. The doors, paneling, floorboards, and stair treads are of pine. Most of the hardware is original. The west (right) wing contained the kitchen and service rooms, and the east wing, the plantation office.
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In the west, the 2 story building on the north west side of the outer wall receives window seats and gothic wood panelling. In the east, the keep has an additional storey added, and the walkways and stairwells in the inner courtyard are capped with gothic arches.
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The room has window seats, wall closets, and a shafted fireplace. A step up from this room leads to a circular oratory, equipped with aumbry, piscine, holy- water stoup and stone candle-holders. This room is also vaulted. There is a bedroom in each of the upper floors.
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This produced draughts and reduced passenger legroom in the window seats. The glass bulkheads behind the driving cabs were another casualty of the refurbishment - passengers could no longer see the driver's view through the front windows. Following refurbishment, units were repainted in the striking new orange and black livery introduced by the newly created Strathclyde PTE.
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It was deemed "significant as the finest example of the Craftsman style in Elizabethtown. The house displays typical Craftsman detailing on the exterior such as exposed half-timbering and the use of stucco, stone and frame siding. The interior is also notable with exposed beams, Craftsman style light fixtures, window seats and decorative brick fireplaces." With .
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The seats and ends were usually upholstered in rich fabrics which in many cases have remained intact. The legs followed the fashion in chairs and were square and tapered, or, somewhat later, round and reeded. Hepplewhite and the brothers Adam designed many graceful window seats, but they were produced by all the cabinet-makers of the period.
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Jude McCaffrey, Tony Furnell and bassist Ryan Lilley formed Window Seats in 2007. Writing and performing together, the band also recorded their music themselves. In 2008 this culminated in the release of a 3-track demo named "Local Superhero". The title track received support from UK radio stations during 2008 and 2009, including BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio Ulster.
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Flooring is random-width wide pine boards, and those in the southwest parlor are clear-grained. All first- story rooms share ceilings with the hallway. All windows have paneled shutters that recess into the 24-inch–deep (61 cm) walls with window seats below. The front parlor fireplace, in the southwest corner, is surrounded by Bristol tiles; the others have carved wooden mantels.
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Each unit consists of one or two rooms and an ensuite bathroom, and most have a kitchenette. Despite these alterations, many features such as ceiling roses, cornices and bay window seats remain in situ. Two further units are accessible via the rear verandah area and have share kitchen facilities. Ground surfaces around the house are generally paved and the front garden is landscaped with recent garden beds.
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McGibbon, Page 178 Roundels or bartizans are present at all four corners and a chequered corbels design provides a support to the parapet. The private chambers were supplied with window seats, toilets, fireplaces and well formed window embrasures. The hall, with its kitchen at the east end, was located on the first floor. The main entrance is on the ground floor and faces south.
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The style of the stone work changes above the second story, indicating that it was either added later or repaired. The high entrance was to the south on the second floor. The upper stories have window seats from the 14th century and were either added then, or they were part of the new construction or repair. A residential wing was built east of the tower, against the ring wall.
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The castle was a simple fortified keep. These defensive towers usually had an entrance on the ground floor, giving access to a wheel-stair to the first floor hall and to cellars or stores on the ground floor. The hall on the first floor usually had a large fireplace and window seats. The illustration is nearly or actually identical to that used for other tower castles, such as Busbie Castle.
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The tall tower at the west end of the church provided security for the clergy. There is a sheela-na-gig above the first window of the north wall. The tower is four storeys high, with vaulted ceilings over the first and third storeys. The second floor was the living area, with fireplace, window seats and a slop stone (a channel through the thickness of a wall for the disposal of waste water).
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Danziger and Gillingham, p. 18. There were an increasing number of garderobes built inside castles, while in the wealthier castles the floors could be tiled and the windows furnished with Sussex Weald glass, allowing the introduction of window seats for reading.Danziger and Gillingham, pp. 18–19. Food could be transported to castles across relatively long distances; fish was brought to Okehampton Castle from the sea some away, for example.Creighton (2005), p. 16.
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Window Seats are a three-piece alternative rock band from Belfast, Northern Ireland. They are the first unsigned Northern Ireland artists to be featured on MTV Rocks. The band has self-produced seven music videos, single single releases and an EP under its own record label, Get Out Records. The band was formed in 2007 and currently consists of members Jude McCaffrey (lead vocal, guitar), Elliot Russell (bass guitar) and Tony Furnell (drums, backing vocal).
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The Club World cabins are all configured in a similar design on widebody aircraft with aisle seats facing forwards, while middle seats and window seats face backwards (British Airways is one of only five carriers with backwards-facing business-class seats; American Airlines, Etihad Airways, United Airlines and Qatar Airways are the others). In March 2019, BA unveiled its new business-class seats on the new A350 aircraft, which feature a suite with a door.
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Internally, the original use of the rooms is difficult to interpret, although the round towers may have served as private suites for Lord Dirleton and his Lady.Tabraham (2007), p.12 The large tower contains a six-sided chamber at ground level, possibly a kitchen, with a seven-sided main chamber above. This room has a pointed vaulted ceiling, window seats in the large windows around the south wall, and a carved fireplace at the north.
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The west side of the Fountain Court comprises the apartments, with a number of bay windows and window seats facing west and north across the park.Kenyon (2003), p.45. The Grand Staircase divides the apartments; restored between 2010 and 2011, the staircase would originally have had a substantial porch, similar to the one that survives in the Pitched Stone Court, and would have been a centre-piece of the Fountain Court.Kenyon (2003), pp.43, 45.
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These pillows may be custom made, as well as made by freelancers. Decorative pillows are also found on furnishings in more public parts of the home, such as sofas, chairs and window seats. Here, their common use may overlap both orthopedic and bed pillows. For example, unless a person has some particular medical condition, they will likely use a handy decorative pillow for lumbar support, as needed, while seated on a sofa.
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The halls of the palace, which can be approached from the courtyard over the drawbridge which takes you to the first floor, were illuminated by tall windows with window seats. The residential rooms on the second floor had windows facing the outside of the castle as well. The most notable architecture at Litice is the tower. Its higher artistic value is evident from the remarkable portals giving access from the palace and the vaulting at the different floor levels.
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Louie has a conversation with the bus driver, who is reading a newspaper, telling him that he should have more responsibility for his passengers. The driver exits the bus and tells Louie to remember that he was responsible for being on the highway in the first place. Louie puts the darker-skinned children in the window seats, as they are in a largely black neighborhood, which Susan deems offensive. Louie calls his friend, Dimitrio, who sends multiple limousines.
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A barmkin followed the edges of the rocky knoll on which the building stands and the sloping ground on the southeast has been cut away to form a bank approximately 10 feet high, over which a causeway led to the tower's gatehouse. There is a vaulted basement room, approached from the main entrance. The first-floor hall, which is also vaulted, is approached by a straight mural stair; it has stone window seats and once had a minstrels’ gallery.
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A wooden entablature encircles the building below the roof line. The building interior is functionally divided so that one third now houses the post office, and the other two thirds house the library. The library retains many original finishes and furnishings, including a large fireplace, window seats, handmade oak shelving, and Mission style seating. Prior to construction of this building, Tyringham's library was essentially transitory in nature, although the town did pay its librarian a small stipend.
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He removed the wall separating the two rooms on the right side, and built the two-bay addition beside it, knocking down the original house wall on that side, and then clapboarding the rest of the house to match the new work. A further addition, originally designed as a caretaker's residence, was added after the Society of the Cincinnati acquired the house in 1902. The interior portions of the main house feature original woodwork, including paneling, deep window seats, and fluted pilasters.
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As of 1562 Frankfurt became, apart from being the city of the election of the Holy Roman Emperor, also the city of the coronation of the Holy Roman Emperor. As result, Römerberg became the location where these regularly held ceremonies took place. Hence, the worth of the building was probably multiplied again. The well positioned window seats that were made available for rent during these celebrations brought the respective owner significant revenues, similar to the aforementioned possibility to accommodate fair visitors.
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This is NTU’s flagship library building and was named in recognition for a generous donation by the family of the late Mr Lee Wee Nam. It houses the Engineering and Science collections and the Library administration. This well photographed building has reading space to cater for both group discussion and learning as well as individual quiet reading. The window seats, in particular at Level 5, overlook the green campus surroundings and have an excellent view of Jurong West and even parts of the Straits of Johor.
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The refurbishment of the interior, including panelling, shutters, window seats and cornices, was based primarily on period details from the adjacent house at 27/29 Brook Street. Three marble Georgian fireplaces, formerly in Russell Street, Covent Garden, were installed in the first floor rooms and bedroom. The floorboards were replaced with old wood, treated with lime and wax, and the ceilings refinished with lime plaster. Careful research revealed samples of the original 1720s paint on woodwork on the staircase and surviving second floor door, which in its history had been painted 28 times.
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Many of the original interior of the building has been lost but the plaster ceiling mouldings and the fireplace are original, as are the wooden side cupboards, the window panels and window seats. It was the venue for the first post-war meeting of the Congres Internationaux d'Architecture Moderne in 1947.CIAM Conference, Bridgwater, Somerset Number 9 was purchased by Bridgwater Borough Council in 1966, which then passed into the ownership of Sedgemoor District Council in 1974. Number eleven Castle Street was acquired as part of the arts centre in 1982.
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By February 2012, Window Seats had begun working on their sixth music video. This time the crew was much smaller, with the band taking on full responsibility as writers, directors, editors and producers. Throughout the year the band worked on the video, in between live appearances across Ireland including Forfey Festival in County Fermanagh, Belly Bang festival in County Tipperary and Belfast support slots with Duke Special and Delorentos. The "Juliette's Letter" video and single were launched in November 2012 with a 16-date tour across the UK and Ireland, concluding with a showcase at the 100 Club in London.
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In May 2011 Window Seats made their back catalogue available to download for free, alongside a new song, "Rat". In a live review BBC producer Steven Rainey described the song as "head and shoulders above the rest of the set, possessing an effervescent guitar and bass melody that really causes the audience to pay attention, perhaps pointing the way forward for this band of indie-rock adventurers." The band released a video for "Rat" in April 2011 but had already begun work on the next music video, an ambitious project to accompany the next single. In August the group performed a live session on BBC Radio, which they filmed and made available online.
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In January 2012, the "Local Superhero" video was picked up for broadcast on international music television channels MTV Rocks and Kerrang! TV. This made Window Seats the first ever unsigned band from Northern Ireland to have a video shown on MTV Rocks. The video was also named BBC Big Screens 'National Film of the Week' and playlisted on all 22 BBC Big Screens in cities across the UK. It received further support from national television, including a feature in Ireland on TG4's magazine show PONC XL in February 2012. The video showed additional longevity in March 2013, when it was showcased on Channel 4's short film programme The Shooting Gallery.
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However, because in poor tropical nations diseases run the gamut, doctors seem to be more open to the possibility of considering any infectious disease, including HIV, TB, and typhoid, while there are cases in the West where patients were consistently misdiagnosed for years because such diseases are perceived to be "rare" in the West. The quality of post-operative care can also vary dramatically, depending on the hospital and country, and may be different from US or European standards. Also, traveling long distances soon after surgery can increase the risk of complications. Long flights and decreased mobility associated with window seats can predispose one towards developing deep vein thrombosis and potentially a pulmonary embolism.
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In first- and business-class cabins, the seat letters for the window seats will typically be the same as in economy, with some letters skipped in between as there are fewer seats per row. For example, if economy cabin is ten across, labeled ABC-DEFG-HJK, the business-class cabin might be labeled AC-DG- HK for a six-across layout, with A-DG-K for a four-across first class. One notable exception to this is Delta Air Lines, which uses sequential letters regardless of cabin layout on all aircraft (AB-CD-EF in business class and ABC-DEF-GHJ in economy). Some airlines omit the row number 13, reputedly because of a widespread superstition that the number is unlucky.
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In October 2011, after ten months of preparation, Window Seats released their next video and single, a reworking of "Local Superhero". The video production was a collaboration between the band and more than 30 other contributors, notably director Marty Stalker and prop builder Ciaran Larkin, and featured actor Denis Halligan, who had appeared in Game of Thrones and the film Killing Bono. The video was filmed in a set entirely built by the band and their team of volunteers, in the style of a comic book store with props and references from sci-fi and fantasy films and comic book series including Iron Man, Star Wars, Spider-Man and X-Men. Many of the props and costumes (including arc reactors, light sabres, a proton pack and an Inception totem) were created by Ciaran Larkin.
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Five years of renovations in the city between 1899 and the World's Fair in 1904 put the Gerhard Sisters in the heart of a new St. Louis at the height of the Progressive political era. They developed new and original ideas and methods which, as they have applied to portrait photography, gave a value and beauty of execution equal to painted portraits. They had a branch studio in North St. Louis, but their main studio on Olive Street, near Grand Avenue, was built under their supervision, and in accordance with the purposes they had in view. There were seven or eight rooms, and the first thing noticeable was the absence of photographic properties; the rooms had very large, many-paned windows, broad window seats, fireplaces, cozy corners, etc.
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As of 1981, the typical country passenger train consist included a van and three carriages, at least one of those a steel airconditioned type. As the N sets were gradually introduced the existing sets were shuffled around with older timber carriages withdrawn, with the intent to complete the transition by the end of 1983. The cars were intended to operate on the Warrnambool, Horsham, Shepparton, Geelong and Bendigo corridors, with all other services provided by the earlier airconditioned steel fleet and supplemented with the airconditioned E type carriages; a separate fleet of Comeng-styled country electric multiple units were to be built for long-distance services to Traralgon. Carriages with corridors were rotated as necessary to put those corridors on the south side when running through Flinders Street Station; this ensured the new seat- booking system correctly identified window seats and direction of travel.
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In the winter of 1919, a fire broke out in her room. She was accommodated by two sisters who lived in the same courtyard, but she developed pneumonia and died in Petrograd on 8 May 1919. In his book Lenin, Leon Trotsky, who was friendly with Zasulich in London in 1900, wrote: > Sasulich was a curious person and a curiously attractive one. She wrote very > slowly and suffered actual tortures of creation... "Vera Ivanovna does not > write, she puts mosaic together, Vladimir Ilyich [Lenin] said to me at that > time", and in fact she put down each sentence separately, walked up and down > the room slowly, shuffled about in her slippers, smoked constantly hand-made > cigarettes and threw the stubs and half-smoked cigarettes in every direction > on all the window seats and tables, and scattered ashes over her jacket, > hands, manuscripts, tea in the glass, and incidentally her visitor.
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