AND IT'S A REALLY INNOVATIVE BREAKTHROUGH ON HOW TO GET LIGHTWEIGHT UPPERS, COMFORTABLE UPPERS, THAT ARE REALLY BETTER THAN WHAT HAS EXISTED BEFORE.
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" [Vox] • "Are You Ready to Meet Your Fixer Uppers?
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In fact the council is distinctly down on its uppers.
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If she's on downers, this black comedy is on uppers.
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The painting depicts a traditional stop on the uppers' trip.
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Beck has a long history of buying fixer-uppers to sell.
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Perrins accompanies the uppers every year as the queen's swan warden.
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A lot of the shops were on their uppers, for a start.
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Yet the Brexiteers won, revealing just how many voters were drawbridge-uppers.
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In a few weeks, the uppers would set out on their journey.
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A worker at the Bavarian Speedfactory hand-stitches the Made for Londons' uppers.
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Houses we'd seen online in the $215,000-range were fixer-uppers at best.
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Fixer-uppers and old homes, of course, will likely require that money sooner.
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At press time, Zillow held four San Francisco listings tagged as fixer-uppers.
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That said, you shouldn't immediately flee any fixer-uppers that need plumbing work.
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The Air Jordan XX9 and Air Jordan XXX, for example, featured woven uppers.
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Princess Anne has also joined the Swan Uppers on their traditional bird census.
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Take a look inside the high-priced "Fixer Uppers" that are for sale.
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Or 137 grams of uppers in the form of "powdered strawberry drink mix"?
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We were using drugs together—uppers (coke and crack)—when it first started.
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Fixer-uppers may be having a cultural moment, but they're not for everyone.
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Fixer-uppers selling for at least $1 million in San Francisco regularly make headlines.
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Both will feature soft, fleece-lined uppers and all-over silver and pink glitter.
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You can rent out one of Chip and Joanna Gaines's real-life Fixer Uppers!
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Hopefully they find the right mix of uppers and downers to carry them through.
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Although the drawbridge-uppers have all the momentum, time is not on their side.
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Rubber Baron A box of Margom soles waiting to be married to JBF uppers.
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Also, the Hopeful Generation, the Anxious Generation, Generation Fix-It and The Cleaner-Uppers.
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Check. Former stalwarts of the hardcore punk scene who are now really into uppers?
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I've already chosen folks to pitch, but please come and support your fellow start-uppers.
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The bottom of the boots is waterproof, though the leather and quilted flannel uppers aren't.
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They also, Ms. Duke said, fed her uppers and downers and introduced her to alcohol.
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The uppers of shoes don't undergo much in the way of transformation from season to season.
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Do you spend your weekends railing a whole galaxy of multicolored uppers, downers, screamers, and laughers?
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The knit uppers are stretchy and breathable, while the lining contains cooling technology and moisture control.
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The demand for uppers extends internationally, and to more potent pharmaceutical enhancers like amphetamines and antinarcoleptics.
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It's difficult to say what would work best without knowing more about your kitchen, but I've seen nice combinations of, say, dark base cabinets with lighter uppers, or a mixture of stained and painted finishes, or even steel and glass uppers with solid wood cabinets below counter.
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That makes it an appealing substance to cut into other drugs—even uppers like cocaine and MDMA.
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When looking at real estate listings, you&aposll notice that no two fixer-uppers are the same.
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Some companies even hired knocker uppers to bang on windows and rouse their employees at their homes.
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It's taking downers after uppers after downers, or going home with a member of the bar staff.
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Now Instagram will start pointing users searching for words like "opioids" or "uppers" toward treatment options too.
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These homes could also be classified as "fixer-uppers," but this isn't necessarily the case for everyone.
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And on the West Side, he was finding mostly small studios or fixer-uppers in his budget.
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Green-and-red allover plaids are printed on the canvas uppers as well as the rubber outsoles.
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Fleece linings and olive waxed-canvas uppers were added to Bean's duck boots, rendered as knee-highs.
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Viewers were treated to the couple working with buyers on "fixer uppers," transforming them into dream homes.
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Their first piece of wisdom for would-be renovators: Not all dated homes make good fixer uppers.
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Smart picker-uppers would clear a serious bottleneck in shipping and could change the nature of warehouses entirely.
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The addiction was so powerful that it didn't seem to matter whether she was taking uppers or downers.
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Not a fan of uppers like speed or coke either, they just seem to provoke anxiety for me.
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"Agave spirits are unique because they're uppers, not downers," explains Betts about his initial fascination with the stuff.
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"I like going into a mess, going in somewhere that's kind of on its uppers," he told me.
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In addition to the recycled plastic uppers, Greats uses recycled materials to produce the shoe boxes and packaging.
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They feature Scotchgard-treated leather uppers for water resistance, fleece-lined interiors, reinforced lace eyelets, and rugged outsoles.
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To further feed her swiftly acquired habit, Donna steals an entire bottle of "uppers" from her father's clinic.
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Was it not Niall Ferguson, a British historian, who once described sugar as the "uppers" of the 18th century?
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And if you haven't had things implanted you're implanting it yourself, taking pills and medications and uppers and downers.
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On the night Bobby Kennedy was assassinated, a woman caught him on a rooftop masturbating while high on uppers.
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In this race against time, the swiftest picker-uppers were, purportedly, spared the experience of eating bacteria-laden food.
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A pair of Nike Roshe shoes costs $21 without Flyknit uppers, compared to as much as $2200 with Flyknit.
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The colors of the insoles depend on the style — sometimes they match the uppers and other times they don't.
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It also has one of the highest concentrations of homeworkers in India - largely women handstitching uppers of leather shoes.
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Today, Noisey is pleased to announce Gold Star's third LP, Uppers & Downers, out September 7 via Autumn Tone Records.
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Some real-estate agents in luxury markets find that millennial millionaires aren't into fixer-uppers, according to the report.
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Though the prolific novelist's writing is often maligned, she peerlessly—if unintentionally—renders the feeling of being on uppers.
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Among other attempts at self-healing, I have tried: casual sex, dating apps, uppers, downers, day drinking and sobriety.
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Stevens tells us about his reliance on uppers and downers and his fixation with his obituary in The Times.
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I can't remember exactly which drugs they were, but some people were given uppers and others were given downers.
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That can be attributed to their pliable, form-fitting suede uppers and memory foam-lined insoles, ankle collars, and tongues.
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As they indulged, the room filled with the forced gaiety of uppers, exasperating to witness from the outside looking in.
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WHO BUYS IN NATAL The northeastern coast primarily attracts "new buyers, mover-uppers and second-home buyers," Mr. Gallagher said.
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Two ironworkers, known in the field as bolter-uppers, waited in a bucket at the end of a cherry-picker.
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Footwear groups say that new tariffs won't bring back the suppliers of uppers (the part around your foot), soles or inserts.
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But in San Francisco's crowded real-estate market, the fixer-uppers are still actually considered some of the city's crown jewels.
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So, what exactly are the benefits of using these go-to fixer-uppers (besides scaring your boyfriends and roommates, that is)?
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The silhouette delivers both style and comfort points, thanks to its sleek white leather uppers, EVA midsole cushioning, and molded sockliner.
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We often report on hangover cures from around the world, but our go-to fixer-uppers tend to be greasy sandwiches.
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The brand's shoes are made with merino wool or eucalyptus trees for the uppers and sugar cane for the SweetFoam soles.
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Venice Journal VENICE — To let: four small lots with a 256-year (renewable) lease, on an exclusive Venetian island. Fixer-uppers.
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Swan uppers haven't clipped swans' wings for decades, and now the birds are marked with stainless-steel leg rings, not knives.
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That's because millennials often can't afford to buy bigger, nicer homes, so they're settling for fixer-uppers they can upgrade themselves.
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It takes an army to make TechCrunch Disrupt the well-oiled experience that savvy start-uppers have come to know and love.
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That's why San Francisco fixer-uppers get so much attention, Sotheby's real-estate broker Herman Chan told Business Insider in an email.
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Rushton said fixer-uppers can be found across the city of San Francisco, though they're more common in the modest residential areas.
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Their interiors are fully lined with leather, molding to your feet like a glove, while their leather uppers age gracefully over time.
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Always a heavy drinker and smoker, Jackson, while trying to lose weight, became dependent on pills of every sort, uppers and downers.
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She says they occur more frequently in people recovering from uppers like cocaine or meth, rather than downers like alcohol or opiates.
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Luma Fawaz, the C.E.O. of Oasis500, the main Jordanian tech accelerator, brought me together with a group of young Jordanian starter-uppers.
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In 2008, Ms. Ventura entered into an exclusive agreement with Euroshoes to become a sub-supplier of shoe uppers destined for Tod's.
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The shearling uppers and linings keep their feet warm without making them sweaty, and the memory foam insoles are always comfortable and supportive.
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Because here's the thing: The fizzy adrenaline of uppers do not allow you to appreciate the slow wash of sunlight on your skin.
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Neiliansheng has made shoes with traditional 'thousand-layer' soles and hand-stitched fabric uppers since the Qing dynasty, which ruled China until 1912.
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And it's not the only brewer deciding to add coffee roasters and cafes under the same umbrella — offering uppers as well as downers.
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We learn early in the film that Elizabeth lives on little sleep and relies on a roller coaster regimen of uppers and downers.
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Ben and Sarah would drink and talk late into the night, unless he fed her mystery uppers, in which case they just wouldn't sleep.
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Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar have put one of their fixer uppers on the market — and stand to make a huge profit from it.
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Not long ago annual passenger growth of more than 20153% was normal, and transport-watchers mused that the private car was on its uppers.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines did just that over the weekend, flying across the pond to take in some Renaissance-era fixer uppers in Italy.
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Some fixer-uppers may have low water pressure (fairly minor problem), while others may have pipes that need to be replaced (a big problem).
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The Converse Chuck 70 is one of the most popular lifestyle shoes ever, but the traditional canvas uppers won't hold up in the rain.
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"At this point, what you have is what we call 'lick and stick,' putting together uppers and outsoles imported from Asia," Van Wezel said.
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Aside from bringing an excessive amount of wine and some uppers, I'm simply a freeloader with an entertaining spirit people thankfully enjoy keeping around.
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Constructed using rubber bottoms and soles, a steel shank, full-grain leather uppers, and 3M Thinsulate, these boots have hardly changed since the start.
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Additionally, the models include see-through uppers; the Converse badge on the medial side paired with reinforcement panels on the heel and medial forefoot.
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Once she starts excessively using pain meds, Donna also needs "uppers" (because the medication makes her "so tired"), creating her own prescription drug symbiosis.
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Waiting for the uppers to emerge from the Ferry Inn, I chatted with an older woman named Sian Rider sitting alone at a table.
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LOW-INCOME BUYERS TRAPPED IN FIXER-UPPERS | Before the housing crisis, low-income buyers got too much of a house that they could not afford.
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"My experience has been that fixer-uppers in desirable locations always have a lot of interest and a lot of buzz around them," Rushton said.
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Finding a place within their approximately $250,000 budget meant sifting through listings of fixer-uppers, or looking at neighborhoods disappointingly far from the city center.
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The Converse Renew Denim collection takes old jeans that would otherwise end up in a landfill and repurposes them into the uppers of the sneakers.
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The changes make it more comfortable and better-looking than the original — and with unique denim uppers, the Renew Denim Chuck 853s feel more special.
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Full-grain leather and cotton oil finish tin cloth uppers, Vibram Olympia outsoles, and a Gore-Tex inner lining make these boots fit for all.
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"The knocker-uppers were night owls and slept during the day instead, waking at about four in the afternoon," author Richard Jones told the BBC.
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Houses range from fixer-uppers, modest 19th-century shingle cottages and traditional farmhouses to grand dwellings with every modern accouterment in lushly landscaped new developments.
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Navy cabinets have become increasingly popular along with two-toned ones, with choices like blue for the lower ones and blond wood for the uppers.
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The demand for housing is so high that homes dubbed as fixer-uppers land on the market all the time with multimillion-dollar price tags.
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Without the uppers he couldn't so much as hear a phone ringing, but on them he was sharp, able to drive long distances at a stretch.
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Millennials are entering the housing market more slowly than previous generations, and those who have in the past few years tended to buy cheaper fixer-uppers.
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Toothbrushes and Magic Erasers, however, should not be used to clean suede or knit uppers, which brings us to those more, shall we say, temperamental materials.
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The latest release in the collection, Renew Denim, uses upcycled jeans that would otherwise end up in a landfill to create the uppers of the sneakers.
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Fixer-uppers may have been appealing a decade ago, but today they leave buyers cold, said McKenzie Ryan, an agent with Compass in New York City.
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Rushton said the sales history for many homes show higher data for fixer-uppers than for listings that are a couple of decades behind in fashionable design.
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Essentially, the Swan Uppers carry out a census of young swans born in the spring, so that conservationists can keep track of their population on the river.
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Johnny Depp smoking a cigarette in a clear holder behind orange-tinted aviators while chatting about the collection of uppers and downers he has in the car.
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"We treated each one like a mini canvas," says Hays, who along with a team of assistants, dyed, painted and, in some cases, embossed the leather uppers.
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She was following the swan uppers partly because walking the river was good exercise, but also because it offered a reassuring continuity to set against political upset.
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Right at Home Drew and Jonathan Scott, the identical twin stars of the "Property Brothers" franchise, have built a small empire convincing people to buy fixer uppers.
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Come to the TechCrunch Summer Party at the Park Chalet and showcase your early-stage genius to a passel of influential start-uppers in a fun, relaxed setting.
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Only after her death in 1982, her health almost certainly damaged by the overuse of "uppers" and "downers" in wartime, did she gain the official recognition she deserved.
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The Grammys are usually a good mix of musical uppers and downers — there's the performance equivalents of NyQuil, the shots of absinthe, and the craft beer in between.
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The single-piece, full-grain uppers on this model will keep you good and dry unless you're trudging through absolute muck (in which case, just grab your wellies).
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With its slight heel, padded insole, and soft and flexible Italian leather uppers, The Demi is a comfortable shoe that can take you from work to the weekend.
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I got the Demi flat in the beautiful, goes-with-everything Saddle, which is the perfect color to show off the softness and glossiness of the leather uppers.
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So starting about three years ago, they began buying fixer-uppers to rent or flip, eventually amassing six, two of them waterfront, in Hampton Bays and East Quogue.
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The Swan Uppers began their census-taking in Sunbury, west London, and will end at Abingdon Bridge in Oxfordshire to the west of the British capital on Friday.
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Russian ads that ran during the election targeted a gamut of political viewpoints: NRA supporters, lock-her-uppers, and even religious minorities — all largely in favor of Trump.
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Signaling his own flammable personality and, perhaps, the need for self-restraint, it stood out, like his talent, in a sea of more toned-down sweat sopper-uppers.
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"You can find a very nice turnkey home for $217,2982 and fixer-uppers for $250,261 or a lakefront property or old mansion on Euclid Avenue for $2500,000," he said.
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Working side-by-side, Drew (a real estate expert) and Jonathan (a licensed contractor) — both 39 — help couples find, buy, remodel and transform fixer-uppers into their dream homes.
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Several days before I saw him, Jay had stumbled off the street into a local emergency room, driven to temporary madness by a cocktail of illegal uppers and downers.
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He says in the clip that he's never smoked or done drugs, challenging the stereotype that dance music producers run on a diet of late nights, uppers, and booze.
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Amazon's move to acquire Whole Foods is a "natural pivot" for a company that "doesn't buy fixer-uppers," said Wall Street analyst Mark Mahaney on CNBC's "Power Lunch " Friday.
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Several esteemed publications have claimed that in the process of testing Danner boots, they found that the leather uppers and the seams at the miss let some water in.
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People take all kinds of uppers and downers, and also get nine hours of good sleep (or five hours of bad), drink coffee, or need Benadryl to survive April.
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And, for those who aren't looking for their uppers to mix with their downers, a selection of beer, wine, and classic cocktails will also be available at the Arriviamo Bar.
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Markle wears the version with gum-colored soles (pictured above), but if you prefer a more monochromatic look, it's also available in all-white with both white uppers and soles.
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You know when they say, "This is where the magic happens," and what comes to mind is a Willy Wonka–esque factory with gigantic, colorful machineries and workers on uppers?
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The very past authorities Pinker invokes did not want to hawk psychic uppers for those in doubt and far more openly advertised the ambivalence of their own belief in progress.
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"Amazon doesn't buy fixer-uppers, they buy assets that they think are high quality that can stand on their own, and then they maybe look for incremental synergies," Mahaney said.
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Chris Matthews, whose interruptions are more staccato and reflexive, like a person who has done uppers and can't let a single song play to its end without changing the record.
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Several of the fixer uppers have been listed for sale by the homeowners featured on the show, some with a much bigger price tag than what the homeowners originally paid.
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But the young people who are able to purchase a house are making one crucial mistake: They're jumping straight to large new homes without considering smaller models or fixer-uppers.
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"He loved his cars, they were his baby," said Daniel Duncan, 30, a longtime friend who admired Mr. Johnson's talent for turning fixer-uppers into the automotive versions of Cinderella.
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"Fixer-uppers" selling for millions isn&apost new in the Bay Area, but this listing is more of a bargain since it includes city-approved plans to build five units.
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Friends with one of the queen's uppers, he had come with his young son, Reilly, to watch from the press boat in which I, too, had been granted a seat.
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Drugs ruled the ring and still do in some places; uppers to get you on the road and downers to get you into bed have been the standard for decades.
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Those new buildings are filled with people who would otherwise be spending Saturdays touring fixer-uppers in neighborhoods newly named something like SoFa, with rapidly dwindling populations of longtime residents.
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Thanks to Xanax and alcohol, I can't remember the majority of it, and thanks to my eating disorder and assorted uppers, I didn't get to try most of the delicious food.
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Notably, Compass to date has focused on the high end of the real estate market, rather than the rough-end-ready low end of shabby fixer-uppers and less expensive neighborhoods.
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These days, the boot's "uppers" are sometimes made of supple leather, providing a rare link to the old days, but most of the time we're talking man-made fibres worthy of NASA.
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Before Nike launched Flyknit in 2012, the company invested years of research into building the machinery and software that designers could use to weave the synthetic yarn into nearly seamless shoe uppers.
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Another worker passed the flaps of fabric back to a line of sewing machines operated by humans, who stitched them together to form three-dimensional little booties—the uppers of the sneakers.
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I'd take Sanders more seriously if he would stop bleating about breaking up the big banks and instead breathed life into what really matters for jobs: nurturing more entrepreneurs and starter-uppers.
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That's why we've also included a bunch of very reliable coffee spots in our MUNCHIES Guide to Austin where you can go to knock back the tastiest and most legal of uppers.
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The uppers I saw pre-lasting look a lot like a regular butterfly upper, with the same kind of flexibility you're used to seeing from fabric or other polymer-based upper materials.
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Showcased in his promotional photoshoots and music videos, as well as in concert, they're attractive pieces, with black leather uppers adorned with fringe veils to conceal the bottom half of his face.
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Prosecco and uppers might seem like the vice of choice for fashion people — but in our experience, the ones really grinding can typically be found in the aforementioned setup on Friday evenings.
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As we drew closer, I noticed the uppers' strangely courteous conduct now that there were swans on the boat, quite at odds with the decisive force it had taken to grab them.
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He borrowed about 300,000 euros ($0003,000) and used the money to establish a factory in Romania to make the uppers for the new shoes at a fraction of his costs in Italy.
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There's even more reinvention with the footwear, with the AW Hike Lo presenting a clash of textures: adidas Boost tooling, moulded rubber outsoles inspired by the classic Marathon TR, and luxurious suede uppers.
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The Air Sock Racer also set the stage for a lot of Nike's current tech with its stretchy mesh uppers (a precursor to Flyknit) and a lightweight, flexible sole (pre-Nike Free tech).
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But lets face it, the combination of uppers and a dense collection of attractive people is going to make you feel more confused and horny than a rutting stag on a bouncy castle.
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The eucalyptus in the uppers is farmed, using no irrigation, in South Africa (the shoes are manufactured in Shenzhen, China), and produces fabric ideal for summer, when thick wool footwear might feel wrong.
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First impressionsMy first impression of the Pulseboost HD was that it looks pretty similar to the Ultra Boost Uncaged considering they both have knit uppers, bootie constructions at the ankles, and Boost midsoles.
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Its adaptation to the ACG line comes in the form of durable leather uppers to keep water out, chunky midsoles for softening the ride, and sawtooth waffle outsoles for grip on any terrain.
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Marvel as the thickly-accented narrator models the various dental implants he has on display, including a full set of model teeth (uppers and lowers), zirconium false teeth, and another block of ceramic.
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He added that there was no way he could afford to live in Silicon Valley, where fixer-uppers regularly cost more than $1 million, if housing was not provided by the Danish government.
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Whenever they see a brood of young swans on the river bank, the Uppers cry "All-Up," then gently corral the birds between their boats so that they can be safely and swiftly counted.
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The secret is in their design: Columbia used a mix of waterproof leather and textiles on the uppers to keep out all the snow, slush, and wet of winter without adding any unnecessary weight.
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The uppers have stayed looking great with a relatively lax maintenance schedule that mainly involves cleaning and polishing them somewhere in the range of three times a season — they're taking on a nice patina.
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But Jade Mills, a Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Ambassador and Beverly Hills real-estate agent, said they're open to open to buying fixer-uppers in desirable areas if they can't afford new construction properties.
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In the '80s, Mr. Fluevog became possibly the first retailer in North America to stock Doc Martens, riffing on their chunkiness and air cushioning in his own jazzy leopard print and pastel-colored uppers.
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A Sport sneaker is updated with canvas leopard uppers on one side and traditional tartan plaid on the other side, along with the classic Vans checkerboard print on the heel tab and custom laces.
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They are fully lined with real shearling – no faux sheepskin here – have warm suede uppers that gently gather around the top of the foot, and include a suede cord that ties in a bow.
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WATCH THIS: Home Hack: The Easiest Way To Clean A Microwave In addition to not shying away from real-life fixer-uppers, millennials are also seemingly levelheaded about the daunting decision to purchase a home.
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Kathryn verges on stereotype, despite Garner's committed performance, but when she wanders into the woods, hyped on uppers, and gets snubbed by some "glampers" (including a funny Busy Philipps), you do want to protect her.
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In contrast to most modern sneakers that use fused synthetic uppers and modern manufacturing techniques, the Nite Jogger has a cut-and-sewn upper that's reminiscent of 1979 version and other silhouettes from that era.
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The Scotts say they've seen lots of owners buy fixer-uppers and end up with regrets, usually because they weren't properly prepared for the work and costs that go into renovations, not to mention the aggravation.
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With the new feature, Instagram users who search drug-related hashtags like #opioid or #uppers will see a menu pop-up that includes a link to a page containing information about resources to address substance abuse.
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The new version of the kicks went over so well that now Converse is updating its classic All Stars too with a modern take that replaces the canvas uppers with a lightweight and breathable knitted material.
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On the Verge 15 Photos View Slide Show ' Before putting pencil to paper — and nappa-leather uppers to outsoles — the designer Silvia Avanzi spent two years developing and fine-tuning the concept behind her shoe line.
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"If the Prime Minister is so keen on buying fixer-uppers, will he come over, because I have an old minivan I would love to show him," Scheer said to laughter in the House of Commons.
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With the new feature, Instagram users who search drug-related hashtags like #opioid or #uppers will see a menu pop-up that includes a link to a page containing information about resources to address substance abuse.
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This is a pearlescent nugget of anti-pop which pushes and pulls against itself, coalescing in a beat drop which feels like the climax of "Everytime We Touch" by Cascada if it took even more uppers.
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The key updates include an overall lighter design, recycled plastic interior linings and laces, recycled rubber outsoles, ethically sourced leather uppers from Silver-rated tanneries, and stacked foam in the soles for added comfort and style.
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Swan-upping data is now used to monitor the health of the Thames's swan population, and before they set out each morning the uppers meet with local schoolchildren to teach them about swans and river conservation.
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From a historical perspective, this makes sense: A recent article published on the editorial arm of database JSTOR argues that the American economy and its workforce has always thrived on uppers—depended on them, in fact.
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There are plenty of innovative alternatives to my old-fashioned routine, but I'm into quick and easy, so I'm staying with what I know and stocking up on these cooling creams, bacteria-killers, and ingrown fixer-uppers.
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While factories in the area employ people at higher salaries to assemble the shoes, manufacturers find it cheaper to outsource the labor intensive process of stitching uppers to women who work from home, using middlemen, campaigners said.
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It's here that the rowers travel in a flotilla of six traditional wooden skiffs, flying ancient banners from the Swan Uppers, the Vintners Company, and the Dyers Company – both of which have taken part since the 15th century.
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In Poland and Hungary the drawbridge-uppers are firmly in charge; in France Marine Le Pen, who thinks that the opposite of "globalist" is "patriot", will probably make it to the run-off in next year's presidential election.
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You can find the perfect textbook ankle boot, patent lace-ups, crocodile-esque booties with curved heels, ankle boots with Western harnesses, and Nappa leather booties with uppers that look like they were cut with giant scalloped scissors.
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While factories in the area employ people at higher salaries to assemble the shoes, manufacturers find it cheaper to outsource the labor intensive process of stitching uppers to women who work from home, using middlemen, the campaigners said.
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As the vocalist, bassist, and mastermind of Motörhead, the baddest rock band in the land, Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister loved his Jack Daniels, his uppers, and his favorite watering hole, the Rainbow Bar & Grill, located on Hollywood's Sunset Strip.
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Had I timed my day right and perhaps taken a few uppers, I could have also done hot yoga ($28), taken a high intensity interval treadmill class ($34) and sat in a detoxifying sauna for 30 minutes ($30).
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Over the years, Keds has provided a (literal) canvas for some of our favorite artists and designers — in recent memory alone, Kate Spade, Dusen Dusen and Alaina Marie have adorned the sturdy cotton uppers of these iconic tennis shoes.
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In what can only be described as a genuinely dramatic 93 seconds, the door to the machine slid shut, a hot light flared up from behind the bootie-clad feet, and the knit uppers fused to a pair of soles.
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One through line is chemical: You could come away from the book prepared to make the somewhat bleak argument that what we call "artistic process" is just a never-ending alternation of uppers and downers moving through the central nervous system.
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"Grown-ish" doesn't shy away from more serious issues, including an episode that features Zoey's introduction to uppers -- or "academic steroids," as a friend calls them -- as she struggles to stay up late nights in order to get a paper done.
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She told them about the decades she had spent hunched up in her home, repeatedly pulling a needle through tough leather as she sewed shoe uppers, the meager income she earned, her failing eyesight and the wounds on her hands.
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Pros: Built on a slim last for an attractive and foot-flattering shape, premium leather uppers, sneaker-like comfort, sophisticated double-strap styling, and it's crafted from genuine full-grain calfskinCons: The monk strap style is highly subject to taste
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Now, in a new, original series called "Flipping 101 w/Tarek El Moussa," the real estate investor will share his insights to help would-be home flippers succeed in the competitive business of buying fixer-uppers and renovating them for profit.
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Indeed, a report by Abiti Puliti that included an investigation by Il Tacco D'Italia, a local newspaper, into Ms. Ventura's case found that other companies in the region sewing uppers by hand had women do the work irregularly from their homes.
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So he decided to take the idea of a sneaker sole — big, chunky, kind of a platform — and marry it to loafer uppers, in leather printed to look like alligator and in primary neoprenes (the latter with contrast-color bottoms).
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As for the "Mickey Mouse Out of Office Stan Smith" and the "Mickey Mouse Out of Office Superstar," both models have been incorporated with full-grain leather uppers and feature the iconic Disney character in black and red colorways respectively.
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I heard Boulderites refer to it as "Methmont," but now it's a craft-brew town, full of gut jobs and fixer-uppers, which Mr. Money Mustache often finds himself working on—for fulfillment, of course, since he doesn't need money.
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Staggering off the boat at Marlow at the end of the day, I thought of Reilly's rapt face as he held the swan, the genial conviviality of the uppers, the sun-splashed slipway at Cookham and then Stanley Spencer again.
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On Monday, Opening Ceremony announced it would be continuing its Vans partnership with an exclusive, limited-edition plaid pack featuring the Lampin sneaker, a retro, '90s-style shoe with printed canvas uppers and rubber soles in a green and red plaid motif.
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Recorded in LA's historic Valentine Studios (former hub of The Beach Boys, Frank Zappa, and Jackson Browne), Uppers & Downers sounds like a snapshot of LA's itinerant spirit, veering from more impressionistic tales of its lesser-known underbellies, to personal reckonings with addiction.
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She also built a discussion forum for Arab women tech entrepreneurs that recently brought over a team from London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art to teach women starter-uppers how to project themselves at a board meeting or make a financial pitch.
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McCollough and Hernandez were seeking to amplify the shoes' laid-back quality; at the same time, they added polish by choosing high-sheen Italian leather for the uppers, which are secured with bold contrast stitching reminiscent of that found on a combat boot.
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Maybe it's the relaxed setting, the shared camaraderie or maybe it's the libations — who can say for sure — but TechCrunch parties tend to be the place where start-uppers meet the people who go on to change their lives — future investors, co-founders or buyers.
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But for the brave few, he suggests, the rewards are plenty, including the chance to work off those uppers, experience a different side of the city where you live, and get to know your friends outside the deafening pummeling of a 4/4 kick drum.
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"Stick-thin and ever on the move, the single Ms. Bolen sometimes comes across like a Cosmopolitan Girl on uppers," Newsweek wrote, "a persona that her less successful colleagues find hard to swallow" — because they had to work all the harder to match her energy.
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The uppers are knit in a single piece, eliminating seams that rub and chafe, and they're made from yarn spun from recycled plastic water bottles, creating a fabric that hugs the foot but keeps the structure of the shoe from veering into slipper territory.
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And, perhaps inevitably, these collaborations resulted in the appearance last year of Top-Siders with metallic leather uppers, a style that would have gotten you tossed out of the Hyannis Port Yacht Club back when John F. Kennedy (a Top-Sider aficionado) was racing across Nantucket Sound.
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Young couples have bought starter homes — fixer-uppers that may be next door to an abandoned house waiting to be scooped up — that are a third of the price of those with manicured lawns and somewhat sterile charm in the nearby suburbs of Oakwood and Kettering.
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Young couples have bought starter homes — fixer-uppers that may be next door to an abandoned house waiting to be scooped up — that are a third of the price of those with manicured lawns and somewhat sterile charm in the nearby suburbs of Oakwood and Kettering.
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The explanation for this crazed behavior may be rather simple — rumor has it Smith was freely alternating between uppers and downers while making this magnum opus — but I've always imagined that his frantic instinct to make so many pictures was born from a fear of every picture's individual inefficacy.
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Men's Tree Runners, $95, available at AllbirdsWomen's Tree Runners, $95, available at AllbirdsDigital Gift Card, $95, available at AllbirdsThe Tree Runners (as well as the Tree Loungers and newest Tree Toppers) get their name from the responsibly grown and sustainably harvested eucalyptus pulp used to make their uppers.
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To test if the small amounts of uppers were negatively affecting aquatic life in the streams or just giving fish a little vim and vigor, researchers built a duplicate stream environment in their lab, complete with rocks and living organisms, and seeded the thing with a sprinkle of ice.
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Those who are set on expensive locations are willing to make compromises on what they're buying there: They're open to buying fixer-uppers in desirable areas if they can't afford new construction properties, Jade Mills, a Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Ambassador and Beverly Hills real-estate agent, said in the report.
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Reading the text at the McMullen, which frequently spills over from the conventional single rectangle of matte board onto a second, crawling with semicolons and $5 words (not that there is anything wrong with that), is like listening to an academic on uppers who was kept in solitary for a week .
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Its Old City is a treasure of real estate finds for those who relish fixer-uppers and is a short walk from the ancient harbor and port that has been nearly continuously populated for thousands of years, from the age of the Crusaders through Muslim conquerors, into the Ottoman Empire and modern times.
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Early on you get a taste of the money to be made by pushing narcotics, and while you rarely need to do so in order to keep the story going, the option to trade in uppers, downers, ecstasy, coke, and weed and more, is always available, with dealers spread across the city.
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" Known for his association with booze and illicit substances—"two bags of grass, seventy-five pellets of mescaline, five sheets of high-powered blotter acid, a salt shaker half-full of cocaine, and a whole galaxy of multi-colored uppers, downers, screamers, laughers"—the writer was vocal about his adoration for cannabis: "I have always loved marijuana.
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"[Investors] went nuts for fixer-uppers and ... punished consistent companies that are actually well-run," he said, pointing to one particular fixer-upper whose gains jumped out at him: jewelry maker Tiffany & Co. Shares of the once-scorned Tiffany roared over 23 percent after the company delivered its first-quarter earnings report, with same-store sales and jewelry demand far exceeding expectations.
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"[Investors] went nuts for fixer-uppers and ... punished consistent companies that are actually well-run," the "Mad Money" host said, pointing to one particular fixer-upper whose gains jumped out at him: jewelry maker Tiffany & Co. Shares of the once-scorned Tiffany roared over 23 percent after the company delivered its first-quarter earnings report, with same-store sales and jewelry demand far exceeding expectations.
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That factory, as it happened, turned out to be one of the first in the world to turn out a Goodyear-welted shoe, which is the most durable, but also among the easiest to replace because the welt makes a buffer between the insole and the outsole, so while it's sturdy, when it comes time to replace the outsoles (the uppers will last forever), it's an easy separation.
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Business Insider has reported on a portion of the city's "fixer-upper" homes in recent years, including a recent sale of one of the city's famed Painted Ladies purchased by a tech founder for $3.55 million (in cash, mind you.) Here's how San Francisco's fixer-uppers have fared on the market, why new owners can't simply demolish their new fixer-upper even if they want to, what their listing agents had to say about them, and what some of them are like inside.
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Steve then parlayed that success into ascending the ranks of the electronic music world as a DJ. The film juxtaposes this younger wide-eyed version of Steve with the present day's—where he's one of the most financially successful electronic artists in the world, travelling extensively, playing upwards of 300 shows a year, and regularly headlining huge festivals like Tomorrowland—which appears to just be like a bad Disneyland with more uppers, but maybe the film didn't really do it justice.
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