Ricky Kennedy, 29, an account director for Thomson Reuters in Times Square, said he felt the quake roll his rolling chair, but "laughed it off".
One of five supervisors working for the Atlantic City Famous Rolling Chair company, Mr. Schierioth, 58, will continue to run the company's summer concession for stationary chairs near the front of the Ocean Club condominium tower at Morris Avenue, as he has been doing part time since 1992.
I rolled chairs at the actor reading for the Soldier, trying to get him to feel afraid of his antagonist, the Devil.
Rolling chairs and the men (and occasional women) who push them are still ubiquitous, more than 125 years after they appeared on the Boardwalk as an aid for handicapped visitors.
Before Steve could answer, Charley rolled her chair over Amir's toes.
Jeff rolled a chair from his own desk, which was messy, to Sanjay's, which was spotless.
So what if he occasionally must roll his chair over a few feet when the furry head of Capi, the team's hyperactive feline mascot, obscures his view of home plate?
Basking in the glow of her computer screen, Ms. Herriott rolled her chair away from her desk and looked up at a half-dozen video monitors to see her audience chugging for their trains.
"Please don't do this, please don't do this," Stewart muttered, staring firmly downwards, so appalled by what he suspected was coming that he instinctively attempted to roll his chair off camera.
It was easy for the company's senior executives to see which one Murdoch preferred — Murdoch's face would light up when Lachlan would roll his chair nearer to him at meetings — and they quickly learned which son to go to with questions and requests.
