Together with the Rolling Thunder T-shirt and that seething, spike-embroidered vest in which he greets homeless veterans and United States senators alike, they amount to a loud proclamation of his passion and military record.
The children have to rise from the chair in two-three seconds, and sit down again in two-three seconds, wearing a weight vest in which 'soft lead' can be placed to increase the training load.
Jack T. Ciesielski, who runs the newsletter, also cites "insta-vesting," in which companies made option grants, then quickly vested them.
Now you can with Ms. Bentley's "Virtual Weight-Loss Vests," an interactive sculpture in which viewers can try on weighted vests.
"I think people felt vested in it, which is an important piece for us," said Lisa Davis, Chappaqua school board president, in explaining why the board had chosen to involve so many elements of the community in the selection process.
The vest employs complex technology in which increased airflow velocities are generated, thus creating shear forces similar to spontaneous coughing while simultaneously reducing viscosity of secretions including the lavaged material [ 25, 26].
The Nassau County Charter prohibits villages created after 1938 from having such power and vests it in the town in which the village is situated; Atlantic Beach was incorporated in 1962.
Particularly in Sumerian times, the municipal and economic organization of a city was the responsibility of the temple, with its hierarchical priesthood in which was vested an authority almost equal to that of the ruler and his advisory council of elders.
In the weeks before the Republican convention, Alfred A. Knopf, fresh from its merchandising triumph with Bill Clinton's "My Life," will release Nicholson Baker's incendiary vest-pocket-size novel, "Checkpoint," in which a politically ambidextrous protagonist (he hates both abortion and Dick Cheney) lays out a case for assassinating the president.
The other two tribes "still seem loyal so far to the regime, in which they have vested interests," said George Joff?a scholar of North Africa at Cambridge University in England.
It has roots in Picasso, but the lilac color in which she is vested is a pastel shade associated with Mexico.
