Wheelchairs, rugby Chairs are designed for high impacts, featuring a large bumper, and wings in front of the wheels, preventing the chair being caught by other competitors.
The main international threat could come from 21-year-old Swede Christian Olsson who beat Edwards earlier in the summer - in the wet - before the Briton clipped his young challenger's wings in front of his home fans in Stockholm.
When the first of Ms. Taymor's spectacular, life-size puppets -- a stilted and quilted giraffe -- lumbers in from the wings in front of a shimmering, layered backdrop in the burnished pastels of a savannah sunrise (the scenic designer was Richard Hudson), it is the harbinger of the now-famous parade down the aisles of elephants, hippopotamuses, antelopes and their wild kingdom pals.
We talk all the time about bigs who can score from all over the floor, but the massive Jordan, who turns 27 this month, can hedge ball screens from 20 feet and keep wings in front of him.
"Running a camp you need people skills," Mr. Jacobs said recently, sitting in a red wing chair in front of his office fireplace.
She has a rose-colored wing chair in front of a window where she can curl up and feel completely comfortable.
He was on the wing, positioned in front of Jones, and kicked towards the Saracens 22 with their full-back Goode struggling to get into position.
A cozy lounge with sofa and wing chairs in front of a fireplace filled with candles, waiters in shirts and ties -- it could be a private club, a Wall Street hideaway.
Direct observations recorded the activity of each male for 5 min. A male's choice was estimated by time spent in each arm, time spent antennal contacting each lure and time spent courting (wing raising) in front of each lure.
