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They would latch onto a rope pulley system as they climbed each of four ladders and then hook into a bracket as they reached each platform before freeing themselves from the pulley.
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A cable pulley apparatus would reside somewhere in the middle.
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In Brooklyn, we roast with Pulley Collective in Red Hook.
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"Basically, in 2010, my life fell apart," Pulley tells Refinery29.
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An I think the compound pulley is the coolest simple machine.
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Stacey Pulley says a man died Monday near the town of Connerville.
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Holding onto the pulley handle, and lower your bottom towards the ground.
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The pulley system swings the triangular planes right and left like a pendulum.
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After an hourlong procedure, McNamara's left arm was strapped into a pulley system.
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Anthony got into the tree with a rope and a series of pulley things.
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What you're left with is a rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle.
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Dalí's tombstone was lifted with a pulley to allow access to his coffin below.
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The visible laces of the self-lacing shoes are intertwined with a cable pulley system.
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Cars cross the Chinchipe river on a pulley-drawn platform, sometimes waiting days for passage.
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Every zipper, pouch and pulley is designed to make organizing gear, cables and adapters easier.
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An attempt to bring in food via a window rope-and-pulley contraption proved unsuccessful.
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Along the walls were wooden exercise bars to which were attached rows of pulley weights.
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A simple push of a button in the wings engages a heavy-duty pulley system.
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The pulley, called polyrotaxane, consists of rings on a "thread" that can slide up and down.
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We put a lot of faith in the rope and climbed straight up, using the pulley.
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They were later dressed by pulley systems that dropped dresses and hats down from the ceiling.
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" The story becomes dry in places, as when Kunitz enumerates early "variable-resistance pulley-weight machines.
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In another scene, a lady takes a bullwhip to a delighted man suspended from a pulley.
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An outpost overlooked them on the cliffside, with an unmaintained pulley system connecting it to towers below.
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He threw the it over the pulley line, turning it into a makeshift zipline, and slid away.
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"In the original film, the door would have been closed with a pulley," Ford told the host.
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The creak of the pulley was all you could hear, and water, drip-dripping inside the earth.
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The red curtain lowered and a sand bag descended, showing the pulley mechanism that often holds curtains aloft.
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A cable and pulley system tugs the box upward, and it ascends at just an inch a minute.
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Workers use a mechanized pulley system to hoist the slimy stuff up from the skiff to the farm.
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Which is "sad and a bit ridiculous," said Anna Pulley, a writer who lives in the Bay Area.
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A wheel could be a gear, or part of a pulley, or a component in a steam engine.
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Pitt gave a little leap and a wire hoisted him into the air by an elaborate pulley system.
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Stand with your back to a machine with a pulley (like a lat pulldown or mixed cable machine).
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The report said that Sanders "proudly endorsed and supported" the Marxist group's presidential candidate, Andrew Pulley, in 153.
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Violet builds a pulley system that launches her toward her sister's cage, which, incidentally, is hung from a tower.
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Her grandfather invented a motorized pulley system that closes the bed tray into the tank after she climbs in.
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In a statement sent to Insider, however, representatives for Issey Miyake said that pulley systems were actually used. —M.
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"There were hand-driven washing machines and taps for indoor cisterns, eggbeaters and pulley-driven butter churns," she writes.
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Kelly popped open a panel to show me the pulley that sends sensors into the depths of the lake.
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Soon after he opened the panel, a pulley system began whirring like the spool of a mechanized fishing rod.
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The glove is attached to a pulley, which, in turn, is connected to a detachable motor powered by AAA batteries.
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This woman figured out a pulley system for her costumes that involved using kite string to make the wings flap.
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Like a ball rolling down a wedge, two perfectly rectangular blocks on a weightless pulley, or a perfectly-engineered spring.
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He said that one of Coronel's brothers was driving the motorcycle, which was towed by some type of pulley system.
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The software for this smart pulley (made by Vernier) takes a numerical derivative of the data to also give velocity.
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I assumed the mass of the pulley was small enough to be ignored and that the frictional force was negligible.
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I feel like a giant piece of antique furniture, hanging on a pulley system, being forcefully hoisted up several flights.
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Wells Fargo spokeswoman Catherine Pulley said the bank aimed to help any customers who were wrongly charged for car insurance.
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""Also, if the queer ladies are listening," Pulley adds, "I do want them to just ask the girl out already.
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Before Darkwa's score, the Giants got a safety when Chargers center Spencer Pulley snapped the ball before Rivers was ready.
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They were soft and thick and hugely heavy, but there was no obvious pulley or cord to get them apart.
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Debbie Pulley is a midwife, but if she told you that, the Georgia Board of Nursing would fine her $2628.
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The three-story entry hall has a stained-glass skylight that opens using a pulley system, to help with ventilation.
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Located in Llaés, Girona, Spain, this castle retains its medieval charm, featuring a pulley system that lifts luggage for guests.
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With more than $450K already pledged, Super Straps are a pulley-powered "backpack booster" that the crowdfunding community is really into.
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The head of the trust which runs the school, Hazel Pulley, insisted that the lessons would resume in the summer term.
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The two masses are connected by a string that runs over the pulley such that one mass hangs on each side.
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Then they attached a breeches buoy, or a canvas sling, to the pulley, which they hoped could carry the men ashore.
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This apartment even had a pulley system to deliver items from the road straight up to the top of the building.
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They were hastily trying to make a pulley system to free people still trapped near the top of the rubble heap.
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The head of the educational trust which runs the school, Hazel Pulley, insisted that the lessons would restart in the summer term.
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ET. Julie Pulley is a former Army captain, veteran of Afghanistan, and graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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"It has allowed us to be much more creative, to take more risks," says Hazel Pulley of Parkfield Community School in Birmingham.
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From the roof of a powerhouse, rescuers shot a rope line to the boat from a cannon and constructed a pulley system.
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Guests have breakfast delivered to them in a basket through a pulley system every morning and can opt in for dinner too.
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Descending into the darkness, Mr. López said, the kingpin was met by an accomplice on a motorcycle attached to a pulley system.
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Pulley adroitly departs from the historical record to make the Peruvian story her own, turning it into a work of magic realism.
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A report last Sunday about the wedding of Lauren Pully and Dylan Graham misspelled the bride's surname in one instance as Pulley.
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The frame anchors a clever pulley system that allows her to maneuver the canvas and position it onto different areas on the wall.
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Some 737 pilots said they preferred the cable-and-pulley system to fly-by-wire because they believed it gave them more control.
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At sunset on the Tuesday after Pentecost, the maggio and the cima are married, and usually joined and hoisted up by a pulley.
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A simple pulley drew them in, a bit like a ski lift, except here, it took them deeper and deeper down a shaft.
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But he grabbed two ropes that were on the same side of the pulley, and went straight into the water, like a bullet.
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VOWS A report last Sunday about the wedding of Lauren Pully and Dylan Graham misspelled the bride's surname in one instance as Pulley.
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Next to each curtain are two thick ropes — made from a twist of linen and wool — that are attached to a pulley system.
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Created by Elaine Cameron-Weir, they hang from the ceiling like ceremonial banners, held up by a pulley system that's anchored by sandbags.
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Looming above everything else is a green A-frame structure with four great pulley wheels to carry men and equipment into a mine shaft.
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Every day, he works in a studio in his backyard and the giant sail canvases he paints on hang from trees with pulley systems.
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Contraptions consisting of giant tripods and pulley systems share the stage with traditional instruments and singers, here the sopranos Lucy Dhegrae and Alice Teyssier.
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As they neared the next tower Sonic curled up, rolled across the ledges extending from it, then launched himself onto the next pulley line.
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"Any way that a customer can make a payment is going to get moved under this group," said Catherine B. Pulley, a company spokeswoman.
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That is why Pulley has teamed up with Pacific Legal Foundation to file a federal lawsuit to protect her right to speak the truth.
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Using 2,000 pounds of sand as a counter weight, they designed a pulley system that would lower Kourounis into the center of the pit.
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The tubular carbon wheels and classic sidewalls really complement this Argon well, and to complete the package there's the fast-looking oversized CeramicSpeed pulley wheel.
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Two other people in the same car were rescued by firefighters who created a pulley system to lower them to the ground, the statement said.
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The exoskeleton clips onto the shin and foot, with a motor and a pulley system lifting up the back of the heel with every step.
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A maze of tracks, twisting gears and pulley devices, the machine directs marbles to pour over a vibraphone to create a catchy and modern tune.
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Mr. Pulley, the co-sponsor, said that a number of people in the music industry have contacted him and told them they supported the idea.
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The pulley will help you pop back up so you can focus on your form, as trainer Nick Nilsson explains in a YouTube training video.
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When I got home, Tim climbed up the ladder and installed one pulley above Liam's totil and one above our bed, connecting them with rope.
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Behind the scenes, the cable, which can support up to 1,000 pounds, was attached to a pulley system that kept Spider-Man's web-slinging moves smooth.
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They installed a pulley to haul objects between floors, and have discovered that a gym mat has great pickup when ridden down a flight of stairs.
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"These kids that have made stupid mistakes — I hate to see them carry these stupid mistakes with them the rest of their lives," Mr. Pulley said.
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Natasha Pulley — author of The Lost Future of Pepperharrow which comes out March 5 — told me it's easy to feel guilty about not finishing a book.
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From here Natasha Pulley, an English writer whose previous book was the well-received novel "The Watchmaker of Filigree Street," leads readers on an epic journey.
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That goes up to a kind of pulley system controlled by stunt guys that allowed him to slide along the ceiling with this harness holding him.
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The first footage of the mission shows boys wrapped up and strapped to stretchers as divers transfer them through the cave's narrow passageways using a pulley system.
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Joby's simple rope-and-pulley system to tilt the jib head up and down means that you can create some really cool effects along the way, too.
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Cupcake's vet was called in and, after a series of shots and fluids (and a pulley system), they were able to get her back on her feet.
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X says the pulley system that pulls up the ball within 5 minutes was broken -- but he expects it to be up and running by Thursday night.
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Here is a diagram: Ideally, the pulley would have a very low mass (compared with the two hanging masses) and hopefully very low friction on the axle.
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If the body is a machine, if the brain is a computer, if muscles are simply pulley systems, then we can go in and tinker at will.
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The TLC Tugger, for one, attaches to the head of your penis via a custom-sized suction cup and uses a pulley system to stretch it out.
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Heidi Jannenga, a co-founder of the firm, acquired an old sausage factory that now showcases a wood barrel ceiling, old pulley systems and polished concrete floors.
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With one of the porters working a pulley, we climbed in and rode across, one by one, while fifty feet below the river rushed through gigantic boulders.
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They show blocks being pulled by a weight hanging over a pulley—the very same sort of experiment used in introductory physics today to demonstrate how friction works.
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Catherine Pulley, a spokeswoman for Wells Fargo, said the bank has been notifying and compensating service members over the matter and will complete its work in 60 days.
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This gag order is especially tough for Pulley because she sits on the board of the entity that grants the CPM title, the North American Registry of Midwives.
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Material for the uniform came from bedding sold at an army surplus market; the flag from a flag seller, and the pulley system from a construction supplies store.
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Relics of the past are venerated in the rear garden, which is decorated with giant gears that were once part of a pulley system for hauling stage settings.
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Boardman of Gettysburg said cyclorama workers in the 1880s typically used a pulley system and worked with wooden scrolls that had to be moved as the painting was rolled.
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Unlike a traditional automatic that has a set number of gears, a CVT often relies on a belt or pulley system to operate an infinite number of gear ratios.
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The version on display is still a prototype, but all of the functionality is in place, using a motorized pulley system to bring mobility to legs impacted by stroke.
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Because it had a pulley, 20 feet away on a pole in the back yard, she could get it all the way across the back yard from one position.
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Most are still harvested the way oysters are on Mr. Jurisich's leases: by fishers using chain-pulley dredges, tongs or their bare hands to pull oysters from shallow waters.
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The six-person team is working at breakneck speed, ferrying plates from a makeshift grill oven via a sliding pulley system that looks like something MacGyver might rig up.
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Kenny made Jesse run back and forth along a pulley system to ensure that he wouldn't be able to break free from the meth assembly line in the compound.
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In July 2015, Mr. Guzmán shimmied down a hole dug under his shower, mounted a pulley-run cycle and rode it the length of the nearly mile-long tunnel.
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Most people don't know the intricacies of Georgia midwife licensing, and so most people hearing Pulley describe herself as a midwife would think only that she helps deliver babies.
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He built a playhouse from an elaborate kit without reading instructions, repaired the motorboat and tractor, and created a pulley system to reach the bird feeders above the deck.
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Halfway to the apex were two moon men in a death spiral — these were "Satters and Pulley," names borrowed and modified from Wyndham Lewis' modernist, and reactionary, novel Childermass (1928).
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There's an emphasis on keeping the look clean throughout the facility — the computers are hidden above the pods on a catwalk, with headset cables wrangled overhead via a pulley system.
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In the limited space available above their living room, this resourceful home hacker managed to squeeze in space for the TV, a remotely operated winch, and a counterweighted pulley system.
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They claimed defensive end Mario Edwards Jr. (Raiders), center Spencer Pulley (Chargers), wide receiver Kaelin Clay (Bills) and defensive backs Michael Jordan (Browns), Antonio Hamilton (Raiders) and Kamrin Moore (Saints).
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"Wells Fargo is committed to ensuring all service member customers have the important SCRA protections and benefits available to them," Pulley told The Hill Extra in an emailed statement Thursday.
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As the national anthem plays in the background, he stands by a home-made pulley system, solemnly hoists the Chinese national flag and raises hand to cap in a salute.
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As Jianhan grew, he wanted to enact the flag raising ceremony in his home and asked his parents for a uniform, a flag and a pulley system to raise it.
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The Aurora Police Department wrote in their post that they secured charges of aggravated vehicle hijacking, aggravated unlawful possession of a stolen motor vehicle and fleeing and eluding police against Pulley.
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I climbed into the bed tray, slipped my head through the hole, tightened the collar, then flipped the switch that controls the pulley that closes the tray into the main canister.
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It can require disclosure that Pulley is not a nurse; it can do a better job educating the public about Georgia's midwifery regulations; it can reform its policies to recognize CPMs.
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Sculpted by Iowa-based artist James Borden, the wooden timekeeper is one of many Borden handcrafts for his business Timeshapes, which offers large clocks that integrate complicated wheels, gears, and pulley systems.
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In an op-ed on Truthout, Pulley said she "respectfully declined" the White House's invitation to attend the panel, which was organized as part of the administration's marking of Black History Month.
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There's also a pulley system attached to the ladder that could be used to get food or supplies to the person above, meaning someone could be up there for a long time.
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When I was too tired to do a proper bicep curl, I found that performing weighted squat or even just walking the pulley forward still tricked the machine into counting the rep.
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Combining kinetic and potential energy, GravityLight works by connecting an elevated weight — filled with rocks or sand — to a pulley system that slowly powers a generator as the weight falls to the ground.
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So it wasn't entirely surprising when Pulley, a community organizer in Chicago, declined the White House invitation, on the ground that the meeting was nothing more than a "photo opportunity" for the President.
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Ideally, you'll also want to build an evap pond for all your grey water, and rig up a shower on a rope-and-pulley if you don't want to stink the place up.
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A White House statement said Aislinn Pulley, a leader of Black Lives Matter Chicago, and Deshaunya Ware, a student leader of the University of Missouri protest group Concerned Student 1950, would attend the meeting.
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Mr. Ford, 74, who discussed the accident on a British talk show, "The Jonathan Ross Show," in December, joked that in the old days, such a door would have been operated by a pulley.
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Thus humbly situated and desperately sleep deprived, one morning I hallucinated that we had installed a pulley system in our bedroom rafters to swing our addicted child from the comfort of our flannel sheets.
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So you fall and right before the ground, your braking hand, which has been letting the rope slip through it like a chalk-caked, calloused pulley, locks the rope down and the fall is arrested.
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Elbow, were it to exist, uses a single pulley to drive the tape, and it tracks the tape with an optical sensor to keep a constant playback speed — a serious problem with cheap cassette players.
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Traversing from one end to the other also works by way of a kind of invisible pulley system, whereby casual flicks of your wrist can send you flying from end of the map to the other.
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That's because the board has barred the use of the title "midwife" by anyone who doesn't hold a nursing license — even people like Pulley, who has spent the past 28503 years delivering more than 22019,000 babies.
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"There's some beautiful stuff left in those privies — we salvage what most people overlook," said Mr. Jordan, who tackles the deep pits with his digger buddies using a tripod and pulley system to haul up dirt.
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Many days, he sits on a Caracas sidewalk and uses a sharpened spoon to build toy cars out of plastic bottles, installing an internal pulley system with strips of rubber to make sections of the car rotate.
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He also assembled a new band: Pulley, a group largely composed of alumni from bands like Face to Face and Strung Out that had sprung up in the late '80s, early '90s wave of SoCal pop-punk.
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Using what we can only assume to be a complex sort of pulley system, Chulkov maneuvers his body through this gravity defying routine, alternating between a two-planed platform stage that's connected at a 90 degree angle.
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Every practice starts off with a warm-up, consisting of individual pulls, where a load of iron plates is lifted through a pulley system, sometimes reaching 70 kg (154 pounds) per person, rotating through at least eight sets.
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Drones were used to transport wires from the buildings in Shenzhen to a construction site across the river, in Hong Kong, where someone retrieved the line and set up the pulley system used to move the smuggled goods.
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With up to four to five people working each line, they would place up to 10 smartphones in a canvas bag, attach it to the wire, and use the pulley to move it across the river in seconds.
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While it may look pretty easy, a crew had to assemble an elaborate pulley system to hoist Spider-Man into the ceiling and a crew of four guys monitoring it all for the elaborate setup to run smoothly.
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He has developed strength specific to his event, in part, by hanging upside down, like a bat, in the backyard and doing inverted pull-ups, using a device fashioned from a rope, foot straps, weights and a pulley.
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Using a pulley system attached to the ceiling, he used his whole body to lift her from the ground, and after a few tries, Sulkowicz was suspended with her arms and legs wrapped around the beam, rendering her immobile.
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The only hint that a mad inventor resides in the space, aside from the workbench, is the rope-and-pulley system Herscher has rigged up so he can open his curtains in the morning without getting out of bed.
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They built a pulley that now spans the gap where the bridge once was, and attached a shopping cart, after removing its legs and wheels, which they have been using to transfer food, water and supplies across the divide.
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From there, kids can graduate to the massive Robot Kit (saving that one for a rainy weekend), which runs $80 and features a complex pulley system and a fun little game where you're a mech trampling some poor, defenseless city.
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It looks exhausting, however, using a series of cleverly engineered springs, elastic ropes, and a pulley system, the Vertical Walking requires less than ten percent of the energy one would exert while climbing a flight of stairs to move the same distance.
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While previous wave-generating technologies had often relied on the timely release of a deluge of water, Wavegarden utilized a ski lift pulley system, a hydrodynamic blade, and carefully-designed bathymetry, a mechanically simpler and far more energy-efficient approach to designing waves.
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But by creating a tendon pulley system through "the Ewing Amputation" -- as this new procedure will be called -- muscles can work in relation to one another, and patients can maintain a better connection to the nervous system and to the feeling of limb control.
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Click here to view original GIFAs far as complicated clocks go, it's going to be hard to top Felix Vorreiter's FLUX 1440, which displays the time using a simple pulley system, and over 3,900 feet of white string covered in what looks like random marks.
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"It's not like the old days where you can go in and change a pulley or belt in a washing machine," John Taylor, senior vice president of government relations at LG, who wrote the company's version of the letter, told me on the phone.
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John Greco went in there and played and then we brought in Spencer Pulley on the roster who played all last season at center [with the Chargers], so we've got guys that have done it and they'll just slide up and get ready to go.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — Rube Goldberg machines have a knack for revealing the fatuities of humanity: their wild impracticality yields very simple results that never required a fake boxing glove hitting a lightbulb connected to a pulley system in the first place.
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There, they tied a cord to his penis and passed it through a pulley, "and each time they asked him a question and he did not say what they wanted to hear, they pulled the cord and it stretched his manhood," the report said.
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Using a sound recording system reassembled from parts from the 1920s, Jack White and T Bone Burnett produce an album featuring contemporary artists who have just three minutes to record their songs as a lathe, powered by a pulley system, captures them on disc.
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It's undoubtedly the most complicated Labo build of them all and involves a big cardboard backpack, a pulley system for the controllers in your hands, a flip-down cardboard visor for your head (that holds a Joy-Con), and even parts that strap to your feet.
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Officers, behind a blast wall, tried using a winch and pulley system to wrap a cable around the center of the cooker and squeeze it, to pop the top off, but the attempt failed, and the bench and a railroad tie were pulled from the ground.
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The foursome (that's Dylan Davis and Jean Lee of Ladies & Gentlemen, and Vera K. Kleppe and Åshild Kyte of their eponymous studio) began with a glass piece, which became a lightbulb cover; then, the rest of the adjustable fixture, that uses a floor weight and pulley, took shape.
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But if you don't care about any of that, and just want a backpack that can carry all your technology from point A to B in a way that's safe, while also throwing in a pulley and a few ejector tabs, then be my guest — the Access Pack wouldn't mind.
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" In an op-ed for the site Truth-Out, Aislinn Pulley wrote: "I do not feel that a handshake with the president is the best way for me to honor Black History Month or the Black freedom fighters whose labor laid the groundwork for the historic moment we are living in.
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A similarly themed work, "The brightness where I am bound" (2016), features a monochromatic kitchen comprised almost entirely of wood with the exception of obnoxiously lush orchids and a bright pink ribbon extended from an industrial pulley on the ceiling, serving as a physical restraint for a somewhat prone nude form.
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The Fair Lady is transporting wheat; the wheat is getting wet, and so the small crew sets out on a Sisyphean mission to salvage what they can in small, buckets and an ad hoc pulley system, out of a container that appears to be the size of a high rise condo building.
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Between his continued touring and recording with Pulley and Skatelab—the skate park, shop, and museum he built in his hometown of Simi Valley after signing with the Dodgers, because there hadn't been anywhere else for locals to session—Radinsky probably could've made a pretty good life for himself outside of baseball.
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With the help of dozens of townspeople and a pulley, Mr. Guion's team lifted Singko — 15.7 feet long, 1,050 pounds and estimated to be 50 years old — onto a flatbed truck to be driven to Puerto Princesa, the capital of Palawan Province, where he will live out his life in a swampy pen.
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Making the most of those brief windows when you will have more power than ever and better grip than ever is both demanding and thrilling as the car positively catapults itself down straights and slices through corners, seeming almost to pull its competitors closer as if they were attached to an invisible pulley system in your front wing.
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"I could not, with any integrity, participate in such a sham that would only serve to legitimize the false narrative that the government is working to end police brutality and the institutional racism that fuels it," wrote Aislinn Pulley, a leader of Black Lives Matter Chicago who the White House said on Wednesday would be at the meeting.
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Demirbay seemed surprised about just how much he could push himself up through it all, and then decided to take a crack at it: It's almost as if a rig man on an action movie set tied the ball up to a track on a straight line and ripped a pulley as hard as he could—straight to the upper right corner.
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To that end, the White House had invited DeRay Mckesson, Brittany Packnett, and Aislinn Pulley, all of whom are prominent figures in Black Lives Matter, which had come into existence—amid the flash points of the George Zimmerman trial; Michael Brown's death, in Ferguson, Missouri; and the massacre at the Emanuel A.M.E. Church, in Charleston, South Carolina—during Obama's second term.
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It's something that took nearly two years to complete, as Quinlan first began writing in 2016, before undergoing an intense editing process with her bandmates, which includes her brother Mark Quinlan on drums, bassist Tyler Long, and guitarist Joe Reinhart—who recorded the album with Kyle Pulley in the studio they own together—and made for songs that feel entirely divorced from the tradition of singer-songwriters.
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I went out, took the pulley down, attached it to the corner of the bed, tied knots in the covers, put the strings from the pulleys so I could stand at one corner of the bed, pull on the cover, pull on the ropes to the pulleys and… puff I could make my bed as easily myself as if I had my brother there to help me.
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"I would be doing things like preparing a room for Lady Gaga to show up, or these popular artists, I'd get to work on setting up Mahler Eight, or I'd get to go 45 feet in the air on this Genie lift that sways at the top and have to try to thread this rope through a pulley, and all of that was so thrilling," he said.
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Same situation, you've got a main cantina in the base and you've got the gathering hub where you can eat, but if you look closely, between the two, there's kind of a pulley system with these barrels going along, and it's structured so that even while you're in Seliana, you'll see occasionally, out of the cantina, a kind of take out delivery jury-rigged, rube goldberg machine thing that's showing you that, yes, they're cooking it here and someone's sending it across on an actual device.
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