From the pressure recordings, total contact area (TCA), peak contact pressure (PP), and average pressure (AP) on both the backrest (TCABACK, APBACK) and the whole seat pan (TCASEAT-W, APSEAT-W) were calculated.
MW power was thus seated at 700 W and the regeneration time was 3 min.
The 170-seat restaurant, at the W South Beach (2201 Collins Avenue, thedutchmiami.com), is already booked for Aby Rosen's annual A-list dinner on Dec. 1.
Red Wing, city, seat (1853) of Goodhue county, southeastern Minnesota, U.S. It lies on the Mississippi River (bridged to Wisconsin), near Lake Pepin, about 45 miles (70 km) southeast of St . Paul
Sympathetic and unsympathetic biographers alike tend to tell Clinton's more recent history as a sequence of spectacular humiliations — first Gennifer, then health care, then Monica — followed by even more spectacular recoveries: an office in the West Wing, a seat in the United States Senate, a shot at the Presidency.
Sympathetic and unsympathetic biographers alike tend to tell Clinton's more recent history as a sequence of spectacular humiliations first Gennifer, then health care, then Monica followed by even more spectacular recoveries: an office in the West Wing, a seat in the United States Senate, a shot at the Presidency.
Out paraded two players, dressed in the phony Washington Huskies ensembles: horrible purple and gold numbers, with "DAWGS" printed across the seat of the pants, a "W" splashed awkwardly on the crotch and a cartoon husky logo emblazoned on the helmet (which even Petersen admitted looked "goofy").
Four male editors from W magazine were seated on a couch, which looked comfortable until a fifth man joined them and they all became knotted together.
For the first time in nearly 20 years, editors from Women's Wear Daily and W were given seats at a Beene show, putting an apparent close to one of fashion's most prolonged feuds, dating back to the Johnson Administration.
The narrow hallways of the West Wing -- the revered seat of American power -- are populated with "rug rats" and "hall surfers," young aides with White House passes who hope to catch a glimpse of the leader of the free world on his way to the bathroom or to grab a can of Diet Coke.
His victory propelled Schlesinger to heights that few historians achieve an office in the White House West Wing and a seat at the table as the young Harvard graduate, now leader of the free world, coped with such crises as the Bay of Pigs, the Cuban missile crisis and a host of political challenges domestic and foreign.
