The third floor has two additional bedrooms, with sloped ceilings.
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The regression line is positively sloped as one would expect.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The lot is sharply sloped, with natural landscaping.
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The clicky keys are backlit and they have a sloped design.
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The turns had towering walls that sloped downwards to the center.
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The floors are sloped with drains to whisk away the water.
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Her shoulders sloped as if she hauled weights in her hands.
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Two additional bedrooms are on the third floor, under sloped ceilings.
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Fultz looked comfortable and moved like half the court was sloped downhill.
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The large space could be horizontal, or sloped like the Grand Gallery.
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Eventually he kicked his cigarette butt into the gutter and sloped inside.
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The sloped gravity ramp is more effective than a flat arrester bed.
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It, too, was comfortable, but a tight squeeze with the sloped roof.
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In addition, the space has a high, sloped ceiling with three skylights.
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The line then takes a straight but slightly sloped path across his palm.
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The ramp bays, which have one sloped side, will connect to each shore.
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The site sloped downward, so the house had been set on many levels.
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It has a curved handle, a smooth and thin surface, and sloped sides.
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Short hair, messy and curly, sloped just below the nape of his neck.
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After forty minutes he sloped away to a party in the chalet next door.
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A sloped, grass-covered roof will help the mansion tuck right into Diepenheim's terrain.
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It has a sloped, touch-sensitive top with some hidden dancing lights underneath it.
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He spends eight hours a day on a sloped platform under which speakers rumble.
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Both vertical and sloped seawalls are prone to violent overrunning by waves during storms.
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The path sloped upward until it offered views of the Pororari River far below.
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Growing up in the wind leaves you strong, sloped and adept at seeking shelter.
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It also doesn't hurt that the sloped surface drains about 42% of the fat.
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The ACV powers through high surf, traverses over trenches and trucks over sloped terrain.
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Also, don't forget about head clearance and obstructions, like sloped ceilings and ceiling fans.
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It's relatively compact, at 23 x 27 inches, and has a slightly sloped low profile.
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Many NASCAR tracks use banked turns that are sloped to keep race cars tilted inwards.
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That's without things like electrical wiring, plumbing, and dormers (sloped roofs that create extra space).
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The sand streets sloped inward and trash was strewn everywhere, nearly all of it plastic.
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The master bedroom has a sloped ceiling, sisal carpet and feature walls clad in wood.
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Finally, air jets dried the walls, ceilings and floors, which were sloped to accommodate drainage.
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But the tusk on the left is a bit shorter and sloped, suggestive of a juvenile.
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The two cushions sloped downwards towards the center, where he sat, tonight and always, just slightly.
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It is possible that the flags in front of your neighbor's building are not properly sloped.
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A one- to four-ounce tin of precious roe fits in the gently sloped top section.
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The classic 22019-year-to-10-year curve remains positively sloped for the moment, but only barely.
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It had a steeply sloped ceiling and a stunning wall of windows that overlooked an expansive garden.
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The sloped roof also covers a patio that allows residents to get closer to the surrounding nature.
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Three games into the match, the line to get into the steep-sloped stadium was 300 strong.
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This business model works well when the curve is positively sloped, but doesn't when the curve inverts.
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Sure, the X4 is more unique than the X3, but the sloped roofline messes up the proportions.
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Second trick: a ground pound on sloped surfaces, creating momentum in the direction the slope is moving.
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Life in an increasingly positively sloped yield curve is much more pleasant - let us hope that that happens.
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A pristine beach that sloped into a gentle crescent was all ours save for a single local family.
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Cons: Seats must be removed to put on the cover, cover can hold rainwater if not sloped correctly.
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Second, we're on the top floor, which has a sloped ceiling from the roof in the living room.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The sloped 0.38-acre lot has gardens, trees, lawn and stone walls with ferns and rhododendrons.
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Throughout most of market history, the curve has sloped upward because long-term rates have usually been higher.
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Pie plates with sloped sides will be wider in width at the top than the width of the bottom.
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Cadaqués, whose steeply sloped, narrow streets terminate at a perfect half-moon of pebble beach, was our last stop.
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The corners of his mouth sloped downward, in an expression poised between self-mockery and disgust at the world.
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One connects to a dressing area with closets under a sloped ceiling; the other connects to a laundry room.
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A ramp sloped up to the east, to the top of a bulwark, against which leaned massive ceramic stelae.
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All my fingers joined my hand in a neat line, except the pinkie, whose seam sloped toward my wrist.
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This had a breaching prow at the front and a sloped roof to disperse falling rubble to the sides.
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The disorder causes affected canines to be born with an underbite, large neck, long paws and a small, sloped back.
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One software enhancement that is present focuses on accentuating last year's hardware gimmick, the sloped sides of the Edge line.
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The stand's sloped design makes it easier to type on your laptop's keyboard, since you can still see the keys.
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Two other bedrooms are big enough to hold a queen-size bed, while a third is cozier, with sloped ceilings.
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Outdoor space: The rocky, sloped property in back has been landscaped with nine distinct zones based on feng shui principles.
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The ceilings are sloped on the street side of the building, and there are tall windows that capture the light.
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During the 20163s, dresses, too, adapted to the trend: sleeves became narrower, shoulders sloped and waists elongated into a point.
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And thanks to its simple, sloped design and nonstick finish, you won't have to worry about cleanup or grease build-up.
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While attempting to skate up a softly sloped, three-foot quarter pipe, I skidded off my board and smashed my elbow.
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Light poured into the room through an elaborate skylight system on the sloped, disk-shaped roof, warming books and readers alike.
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The third floor has another bedroom suite under sloped ceilings, including a full bathroom with wainscoting and a claw foot tub.
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Toward the back is a laundry room and family room under sloped ceilings with bead-board paneling, dormer windows and skylights.
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The sloped sides and textured surface sort of "slide" your phone into place, ensuring that your device starts charging right away.
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The labyrinth of alleys sloped up the foothills, and the mud-mortar homes became denser, muddier, as the grade grew steeper.
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"Take two twenty-pound weights and do some jumps," she said, indicating a section of the pool floor that sloped downward.
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Nestled high above street level, it features a romantic, covered front porch along with a massive tree on the sloped lot.
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The plan proposes a 10-acres sloped park that slants from the upper tier of the BQE down to the waterfront.
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After saving himself from an initial spill, Tim was sent careening down his sloped driveway before landing elegantly on his front lawn.
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Most noticeable is a sleeker body style with a more sloped roofline, a design that, Ford executives say, was inspired by yachts.
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And for 112 years, many a pleasing round has lost its promise in the bottom, or sloped side, of an Oakmont ditch.
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The space had a sloped ceiling beneath the dormered roof and amounted to a sprawling unfinished attic, measuring 2101-by-11 feet.
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" Jefferson explains: "What we showed is that the relationship between early-career pay and mid-career pay is linear and positively sloped.
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"The broad gently sloped limestone coping of the pool, however, has an unintended side-effect for our feathered-friends," Ms. Courtney wrote.
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And it turns out to be not much of a master: the ceiling sloped, the bed unmade, the pillows strewn sloppily about.
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She said the building's unusual design elements, including its sloped concrete terraces, were not enough of a factor to change her mind.
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And the roof above the organ is sloped, which meant water from firefighters' hoses ran off it and also protected the instrument.
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A negatively sloped yield curve often signals an economic recession, though the time between inversion and GDP downturn has varied widely over decades.
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And those obscenely sloped bus benches that allow people to only kind of lean against but not sit or, God forbid, lie down?
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In one video, Atlas, the humanoid robot, goes for a jog in a grassy yard that appears to be sloped here and there.
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The hills sloped toward a majestic fjord, where cows grazed on a grassy meadow and fishermen caught trout under gold-leafed birch trees.
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"That direction continues to be higher because the credit markets are still open, the yield curve is positively sloped [and] banks are lending."
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The windows were so big and clear it felt like flying as we swooped through thick cloud cover high above steeply sloped vineyards.
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And in true George Foreman fashion, the sloped surface removes up to 42 percent of excess fat into a dishwasher-safe drip tray.
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Francis slowly walked up to a sloped memorial that was built for his visit to commemorate those who have died along the Mexican border.
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It is elevated a full storey above the ground and crowned with a steeply sloped roof, containing administration and back-of-house support functions.
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The dump trucks unload the dirt, bulldozers push it down a smooth, sloped embankment near the Providence River, and the worker hoses it down.
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The offices themselves are built of concrete, but the plot they sit on is sloped, allowing workers to see outside despite being below ground.
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The sloped sides of a traditional pie dish are there to make it easier to slice and serve, but they are certainly not necessary.
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On the third floor, under sloped ceilings, is another bedroom with a built-in bench seat by a window and an en-suite bathroom.
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Hostile architecture, like spiked wall edges or sloped benches, makes it impossible to simply sit and chill—let alone cuddle up with another person.
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This car, nicknamed "The Pagoda" because the center of its sloped hardtop is lower than the sides, is the most aerodynamic of the three.
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It's enormous in this coffee table-styled volume, the building's impossibly sloped roof and wiry black iron rails crashing into the generous page borders.
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"Lego sloped bricks do not often align with commonly used roof pitches, and Lego offers few plant variations that represent typical landscaping," Austrian said.
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From the Oval Office, it's a 60-yard stroll down the sloped colonnade to the Palm Room doors that lead into his government-funded mansion.
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The remainder sloped downhill — a negative for traditional Chinese sensibilities — which caused seeping water to warp the first home's walls and oxidize the marble floors.
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The aluminum frame looks fantastic and feels excellent in the hand and the sloped sides make the phone easier to scoop up off a table.
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"All the coffee trees were dead when we came back," said Garcia, who has since planted 23,22 trees on two hectares of steeply sloped land.
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For instance, one route might be shorter — but take the user along sloped or ill-maintained sidewalks with no curb cuts and no marked crosswalks.
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On November 3, for instance, the rover captured the incredible view of Gale Crater pictured above, with the formation's sloped rim visible in the distance.
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"All the coffee trees were dead when we came back," said Garcia, who has since planted 2000,22 trees on two hectares of steeply sloped land.
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"While Chandler's professional aesthetic makes me cringe now, at the time, his sloped suits and wide ties made him the coolest cat," Russo told Insider.
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It documented "Munich Depression," a concave earthwork excavated by Mr. Heizer in Munich in 1969 that sloped gently to a center point 16 feet deep.
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Ask Real Estate It is up to owners to make sure they're not flooding their neighbors, even if it means repairing an improperly sloped sidewalk.
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The expansive and bright, sunny room with its sloped ceiling and multiple levels would have been a dream to me when I was a student.
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The plantings, when added to two other deliveries, would make up the new landscape on the sloped spot prepared by the goats earlier in summer.
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"This is a reminder that political progress for women in any individual state is not inevitable, and not always a positive sloped line," she said.
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Upstairs, there are six bedrooms on the second floor, including four larger rooms with fireplaces and two smaller ones with sloped ceilings and dormer windows.
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They're sloped on either side, so when you lay down on your side, your pillow isn't pressing a big boxy ear cup against your head.
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It was a line that began with a bump in the front, where the glacier met the sea, and sloped gently downward as it went inland.
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They discovered a gigantic pile of freshly cooled lava that stretched some 1.5 kilometers offshore and sloped steeply down to a depth of about 1,000 meters.
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So he built a fence that wasn't much higher than four feet, but one that sloped at a 45-degree angle, about five feet in width.
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The mysterious feature turned out to be a salt-sloped, reflective mountain about half the size of Mount Everest, which has since been named Ahuna Mons.
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And the house was set unusually far back from the street, producing privacy and an illusion that a small, gently sloped front garden was actually large.
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My two biological daughters, then 7 and 3, watched with concern as her cries turned to whimpers and then sloped into the ragged breath of sleep.
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A second bedroom with en-suite bathroom is on the ground floor, and a third bedroom with en-suite bathroom is upstairs, under a sloped ceiling.
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It's two inches deep to let you make saucy dishes without making a mess, but you can still do classic fries because of the sloped sides.
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Breathing to the left, I was back in the Mediterranean, the shoreline hemmed by thick ridges of white and gray limestone that sloped into the crystalline water.
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Velop isn't nearly as enormous as Orbi's weird potteryesque design, but its units are tall and have sloped sides that make them impossible to lay down flat.
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Specifically, it has issues with sloped pedestal stands for chairs, including ones found on my living room lounger, and those which support my kitchen bar height stools.
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I'd avoided telling Monica that Lukla airport — a steeply sloped runway wedged between a chasm and a cliff — is one of the most dangerous in the world.
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The kids of yesteryear sloped about in Slipknot hoodies and studded Low Life belts, hoping their teenage years would whirl by with zero to little fuss. Now?
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The body of Olympus' old film Pen-F had a wide, low profile, and the metal top sloped very stylishly down from one side to the other.
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In the planned community of Levittown, New York, houses were built identically, rows and rows of lot size 60 by 20103, unfinished attics peeking through sloped roofs.
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Originally built in the late 1990s for the clothing retailer Gap, the campus south of San Francisco is known for its sloped green roof of native grasses.
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Tamara Day, host of HGTV's Bargain Mansions, estimates that Kardashian's basin-less sink with a sloped countertop and a slit for a drain could cost at least $22018,603.
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There's also the Grand Gallery, a sloped hallway-like structure measuring 28 feet (8.6 meters) high, 153 feet (46.7 meters) long, and about 0003 feet (2 meters) wide.
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The S10E is also expected to have slightly larger bezels on the side, lacking the sloped sides that the S8, S9, and, presumably, the standard S10 will have.
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As we walk through the sloped hills of Finca Takesi, Intelligentsia Coffee president James McLaughlin points out how none of the beans growing on the trees are uniform.
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I walked around the edge of the bay for about half an hour before coming upon a path that sloped up into woodland and arrived at a clearing.
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At one tournament in Senegal, he said, he arrived to find that the courts were sloped at such an angle, playing on them was akin to running uphill.
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The image shows the wing of a plane in front of the eye wall of Dorian, which looks scooped out, or sloped like a bowl or sports stadium.
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The master suite and two additional bedrooms are in the front section of the house, on the second floor, and have a more intimate feel, with sloped ceilings.
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It's got the same sloped back with a cutout for the viewfinder on the side, a very recognizable shape that screams Polaroid and makes me thing of dormer windows.
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The sides sloped up, wider at the top than at the bottom, and spectators sat and stood around the rim, crowding, shouting and cheering the fighters they'd bet on.
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It was her first time on the campus, where she saw a schoolhouse, trailers and a red barn arranged on a hill that sloped gently down to a pond.
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Because solar panels are generally designed for sloped roofs, Brooklyn's many flat-topped rowhouses have put the borough at a disadvantage, but new technology is starting to change that.
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Because solar panels are generally designed for sloped roofs, Brooklyn's many flat-topped rowhouses have put the borough at a disadvantage, but new technology is starting to change that.
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Historically, prospects for growth are muted when the curve is inverted, manifesting itself in median expansion just above 0%, while growth for a positively sloped curve hovers slightly over 3%.
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Made of local stone, it has an austere look, with a sloped roof and small, traditional Corsican windows with interior shutters; inside, the ceilings are high, with painted wooden beams.
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The master has a sloped, double-height ceiling and walks down to a bathroom with a wall tiled in a dolphin mosaic, double sinks, a bathtub and a toilet room.
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The sloped rear of the X4 won't accommodate big boxes in the trunk the way the squared-off X3 can, but for everyday use it doesn't really affect the space.
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He told the jurors how one day his employer took him to a house in Ciudad Juárez that had a room with a white-tiled floor that sloped toward a drain.
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Its sloped sides make it better for actively sautéing and tossing ingredients, compared to a cast iron where the straight sides are better for baking foods like cornbread or stationary cooking.
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For example, the device offers subtle edges along the top and green accents that help make it look like other products in Nvidia&aposs lineup, plus it has a sloped top.
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Since 2005, as the war in Iraq dragged on, however, American pride has mostly sloped southward, the polls show, to the 70% proud, and 2016% extremely proud number where they now sit.
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Well, a new invention is here to solve your very first world problem — the TV Beer Mug has an artistically sloped edge to ensure that you never have an obstructed view again.
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"Overall, banks need a good economy and a properly sloped yield curve, and maybe we're getting that," said Kevin Caron, senior portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors in Florham Park, New Jersey.
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But, some things you can't change are the most costly detractors, like having commercial neighbors, a sloped backyard, or less-than-tidy neighbors — which could bring down offers by $5,000 or more.
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The Yamma pit, a regular cage with a mat that sloped up towards the fences, was supposed to prevent stalemates along the fence and make it more difficult for wrestlers to stall.
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Video footage taken by another vehicle's dashboard camera and spread widely across social media shows the driver leaving the bus after parking it along a sloped street in the North Point district.
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The imposing surfaces, whose lengths equal those of the sides of the Twin Towers, transect a sloped, grassy mound and are inscribed with the names of New Jersey's 48 victims of the attacks.
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The imposing surfaces, whose lengths equal those of the sides of the Twin Towers, transect a sloped, grassy mound and are inscribed with the names of New Jersey's 2140 victims of the attacks.
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Click here to view original GIFIf it looks like a roof and it's sloped downward like a roof, it should act like a damn roof and have stuff freaking slide off it, right?
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When it first opened in 2007, the Royal Ontario Museum's Michael Lee-Chin Crystal did not receive much love for its design, which is comprised of glass, steel, sloped walls, and angle joints.
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One karateka tried to perform an Anthony Pettis wall run, but again, the walls are sloped so he had to go considerably further off to one side as his opponent easily circled away.
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In 2013, he paid about $1.1 million for a steeply sloped, 1.4-acre lot of boulders and Jeffrey pine and white fir trees, a few hundred yards from the Martis Camp ski lift.
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Recent studies have warned that new design features on supertall towers, such as smooth exteriors and sloped surfaces, increase the amount of cold surface area for ice to form and snow to collect.
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The researchers think it could have been used in construction, allowing them to use the size of a pyramid base and the height of a pyramid to calculate the length of the sloped portion.
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The grill comes with five different heat settings to aid you in achieving the best results, and its sloped surface helps get rid of up to 42 percent of fat from whatever you're cooking.
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The complex's two levels of underground parking will also be built with higher-than-normal ceilings and un-sloped floors, allowing them to be converted into recreational facilities like a gym or a theater.
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Owners Francesca Tomei and Daniele Lencioni created rustic-style rooms — sloped wood-beam roofs, quilt-topped iron-frame beds, and terra-cotta tiles — but with air-conditioning, heated floors, and a diminutive basement spa.
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But they all belong to the same circular cavalcade, which moves in endless procession across Riccardo Hernandez's sloped shadowland of a set, lighted by Yi Zhao with the dark starkness of a bad dream.
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A series of wide, gently sloped ramps lift a visitor ever farther, in time and in elevation, from slavery—the title of Booker T. Washington's autobiography, "Up from Slavery," made literal, and almost eschatological.
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Invalidating all of that practice time with differently sloped or shaped walls and floors is a big downside, and the non-standard arenas themselves ultimately didn't create enough strategic or tactical differences to justify that.
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My apartment was tiny, with sloped floors and a ceiling that leaks, and I lived across a gravel courtyard from a bunch of 20-year-olds who offered me a PBR whenever they were outside.
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As we set out for the day, strolling down Warren Street as it sloped gently toward the river, Hudson felt like a chic little city, albeit gritty at the edges and hippie at its heart.
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The Hills, the most recent addition to the recreational offerings on Governors Island, is a fantastic roller coaster of a landscape on and around four steeply sloped prominences ranging from 25 to 70 feet tall.
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The wave-sculpted stony beach sloped, and when she had walked far enough to be able to wade in the water she would turn around and look up at the house and the stone fence.
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The hardened-soil floors of the main room are sloped at even sharper angles than in the Mitaka lofts, making the dozen candy-colored poles throughout the home not just decorative but necessary for balance.
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The hardened-soil floors of the main room are sloped at even sharper angles than in the Mitaka lofts, making the dozen candy-colored poles throughout the home not just decorative but necessary for balance.
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"As I was joining the litter in the play area last week he was trying valiantly to climb the sloped side of a tiny plastic slide," a Guiding Eyes puppy program staff member shared with PEOPLE.
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"Our analysts think [financials] will do better because the feeling is we are going to maintain a positively sloped yield curve and even see a widening yield curve," said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA.
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But since the water storage tank was installed, "all these fields have become green again", she said, pointing to terraced fields where tomatoes, aubergine, okra and pumpkin grow against a backdrop of towering, bare-sloped mountains.
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Two men in karate gi pants, stripped to the waist but still wearing black belts, fight out of long karate stances in a giant pit with sloped sides at the center of a sparsely-populated warehouse.
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The sloped edges let you stir and saute in ways that the straight edge of a cast iron pan can't, but it still has great heat retention if you want that coveted sear on your meat.
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The room on the seventh floor of the Whitney where the replication committee interviewed Kline about "Cost of Living (Aleyda)"—the Frances Mulhall Achilles Library—has a huge bank of sloped windows facing the Hudson River.
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With a single step, the oblivious Besecker slid onto the asphalt and lost his balance, but was miraculously able to rise to his feet—only to then be sent hurtling down the rest of the sloped pathway.
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But up-close observations of Comet 67P by the Rosetta spacecraft have instead suggested that landslides slipping around on the comet&aposs steep-sloped surface kick up dust and other material that flies off into space, Space.
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On the third level, two bedrooms with sloped walls and dormer windows share a bathroom that has a tub with a stone surround, a double vanity with a stone counter and a separate shower and private toilet.
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Our tour finishes with a drive to a scenic overlook at a corner of the sloped vineyard, from where we can see all of Audacia, much of the surrounding valley and an impressive mountain ridge in the distance.
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"I never thought of this area as a high-crime neighborhood," Ms. Calson, a retired photographer, said of this leafy part of the city, where tourists flock to view the steeply sloped, crooked street adorned with flower beds.
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Swear to God I saw someone's dad do something similar at a car boot sale in Grimsby recently, but nobody took their hat off and he didn't triumphantly punch the sky and "whoop" afterwards, he just sloped off.
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Glashütte's limited space — in much of the town the sloped terrain allows room for only one street — has a clear benefit for the watchmaking companies already established there, which include Moritz Grossmann, Tutima, Wempe Glashütte and Bruno Söhnle.
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In 1984, after receiving a patent from the US government, Gabe built a home in Newberg, Oregon, that washed itself: spray nozzles in the ceilings, floors sloped for drainage, a cupboard that was both dish container and dishwasher.
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Around the other side, at a point facing the river, an opening allows visitors to enter and discover a nearly 360-degree flower garden growing from concavely sloped ground and forming a wok-like bowl 70 feet in diameter.
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By 217, the Authority had scrapped that plan in favor of a more architecturally ambitious one, from Philip Johnson and other architects, that featured a mix of six-sided towers and smaller buildings with walls that sloped like pyramids.
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The five bedrooms are upstairs, including a carpeted master bedroom under sloped ceilings in the newest section of the home, with a walk-in closet and a large bathroom with skylight, double vanity, glass-enclosed shower and separate tub.
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Suzuki continued to hone his approach, making adjustments like tinkering with the distance of the sloped board placed in front of the mound off which batting practice pitchers throw, just in case he was asked to do it again.
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At Taste of Samarkand, this is achieved by slapping and patting dough around the inverted underbelly of a kazan, a high-sloped Uzbek frying pan akin to a Chinese wok, then baking it over the stove until hard and crisp.
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If the museum's contents look back, its main structure — with a dramatically sloped grass roof that doubles as a park during the warmer months — is a feat of futuristic architecture, and reason enough to make the 15-minute trek from downtown.
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Sure, you could lose hours to tiny cups of espresso on sloped tables on the periphery of cobblestoned plazas, meet every Monday at El Prado, or marvel at the hopes held by the Omikuji, tiny paper fortunes at Shinto shrines.
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The two-year/10-year spread moved above zero around 1200 GMT, steepening 3 basis points on the day to slope upwards by 0.2 basis points, though it struggled to hold this and sloped downward by 0.1 basis points at 1425 GMT.
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The scene came to mind when models at the Gucci show sloped down the runway wearing the backless fur-lined shoes the designer Alessandro Michele showed in his debut for the label; they succeeded so well, stores couldn't keep them in stock.
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Exploiting the sloped contour of the movie theater seating above, the market gets loads of light, pouring in through soaring windows revealed by the angled, white, sculptured ceiling, which yields space for mezzanine-level seating and a sunny, glassed-in teaching kitchen.
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At a high point overlooking al Bab, a narrow gash in the ground revealed the sloped opening to a tunnel near pitted concrete pillars of a damaged building from which hung slabs of roof, with twisted steel rebars poking out from the sides.
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Their beauty ideal does not match modern Western views; nobody would bind a newborn infant's head between two boards, gradually increasing the pressure in order to create a deeply sloped forehead, but this was highly elegant to the pre-Hispanic Maya of all social classes.
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The film begins and ends with a series of unceasing dissolve sequences that portray the understated beauty of Peter's farm: several grassy acres, flanked by a sloped forest, surrounding a cluster of wooden gable and gambrel roofed barns full of sheep, cattle, pigs, and chickens.
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The modern PGA Tour-level golfer is so adept at playing from traditional bunkers, where the ball usually sits in a flat or slightly sloped spot, that players will track their errant shots in the air and beg for them to find the sand.
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Combining ludicrously short fights with the bizarre Yamma pit—a regular cage with a mat that sloped up toward the fence—the younger wrestlers in the heavyweight tournament quickly got takedowns, held their men on the slope for a couple of minutes, and won their bouts by decision.
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Broadway (originally Heere Straat, or High Street, then Brede Wegh, or Broad Way) got its name because it began at the expansive 17th-century ramparts of Fort Amsterdam, which commanded a hill that sloped down to Bowling Green, Manhattan's oldest park (another rumored site of Peter Minuit's $933 deal).
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The most exciting part of Microsoft's Surface Studio — an all-in-one PC announced back in October — was its ability to fold down from a traditional, upright monitor position into a sloped surface much like a drafting table, allowing artists and designers to use it like a giant drawing surface.
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In those days, we languished in our East Village or Hell's Kitchen railroad apartments — the kind with floors that sloped and a tub in the kitchen from which you could reach a wet hand out of the morning shower to turn off the gas under the hissing pot of Café Bustelo.
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The computer has a large central speaker, which has its sound sent out in all directions by blasting against the sloped top cover of the PC. It's a neat trick — and, during a brief demo in a small space, it did appear to get pretty loud — but it's probably not a replacement for a dedicated speaker.
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Strolling shoeless under the sloped roofs of a Buddhist monastery, Wat Xieng Thong; shopping for paper lanterns on a side street in the middle of town; drinking from a coconut with a straw while peering at the boats on the Mekong River, Mr. Obama savored a tropical afternoon that he said reminded him of his early childhood in Indonesia.
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Some of the 21991th century's most admired designs thus became Knoll replicas, including Isamu Noguchi's cyclone table (22008), held up by a whorl of rods like a tornado funnel, and the Barcelona chair, the sloped leather-and-steel piece created by Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich for the 22000 International Exposition in Barcelona, Spain.
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Now Dell is taking the idea of a digital drafting table and offering it to anyone with a PC. It's unveiling a product today called the Canvas, which is a sloped monitor — not an all-in-one with a PC inside — that's meant to sit on your desk, plug into your existing computer, and be used for sketching, animation, or anything best made with a stylus.
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Wyoming: Ice Cream At Moo's Ice CreamIn the breathtaking, picturesque, ski-sloped town of Jackson Hole, you can have your pick of whatever classic sweet treat you desire from a number of local restaurants and bakeries, but if you find yourself stumped between the Buzz Bomb (espresso-filled) and the Zonker Stout (a malted flavor from Jackson Hole Brew Pub) ice creams, then you must be at Moo's.
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Mr. Goddard regaled me with stories of his school years: the boy who swam out in the freezing English Channel on a dare, needing to be rescued by the Royal Air Force Marine Branch; and the student who ran away and hid out in the undercliff, a verdant wilderness formed by past landslides that sloped from the school's cliff-top location down to the sea, and was the site of many a pubescent amorous assignation.
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