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This jump rope is the perfect fit for everyone, thanks to a unique design that lets you adjust it so that it’s long enough to suit people who are almost 7 feet tall. Its foam handles are comfortable to grip, and reviewers rave about how it doesn’t get tangled like other ropes and can handle frequent, repeated workouts without splintering or breaking apart.

Made for kids ages four months and up, the Skip Hop 3-Stage Activity Center can be used to sit, swivel, bounce, play, cruise, and function as a play table with a chalkboard surface. The Discovery Window lets your child explore piano and learn cause and effect through spatial awareness. Read more here.

Not having an instrument cluster has nothing to do with electric propulsion. Weird doors and silly door handles likewise. Or a huge screen.

Contino first established operations in Australia in early 2017, with the opening of its first new office for the trans-Tasman region in Melbourne.

The movement of a chair is important as you access files from nearby cabinets, answer the phone, or perform other common office tasks. Fortunately, the swivel of the Vert chair is incredibly smooth. To test this, I pushed my hand off my desk to see how many full revolutions I could make on a single push. The average was seven. Unless you work on the Mad Tea Party ride at Disney World, you probably don’t need to spin that much. However, the test does illustrate how mobile the Vert chair is, and it keeps my preschooler entertained when he needs daddy to take a break.

Yes, you should definitely be cleaning your rice before you cook it, but you’re going to want to own this special rice washing bowl to get the job done without making a royal mess. The bowl has drainers on the side and bottom — and can also be used for washing fruit and veggies.

One thing to remember with ball chairs, though: “If you don’t have a circle underneath it, we don’t want to have a secondary injury because, kind of the old kids’ game where the ball rolls away and you sit down and it’s not there anymore.” This exercise ball comes with a stability ring, so you don’t wobble away.

I had a 1997 Camry which is unbelievably reliable from day 1 to the last day. The 2nd 2007 Camry was really bad and I traded it with 3,300 miles after 2.5 years. I didn’t miss a zero. It was 3 thousand and 3 hundred miles.

And the stereo thing? It’s not just annoying, but humiliating and embarrassing! I don’t want my neighbors hating me because my car wakes up the whole building randomly at night. Nor could I drive with the sound at maximum; my tinnitus is bad enough as it is and anyway it’s unsafe in many situations. Again an absolute deal-breaker kind of issue.

(AZ PASE BORGHE) Set in a tight-knit, extremely conservative island community off the Southern coast of Iran where all women wear burkas, this film begins as an investigation into the suicide of a woman named Samireh. Her husband callously says that while he cares about the lives of his kids, women’s lives are cheap. However, the women Oskouei interviews – many of whom were married off at age 12 or 13 – stand up for themselves and discuss their difficult existences. Oskouei relies mostly on close-up or medium-shot interviews, and as usual, displays his gift for framing people dynamically in tight spaces. Preceded by: MY MOTHER’S HOME, LAGOON / KHYANEYE MADARIYAM MORDAB (2000, 29 min, digital. In Farsi with English subtitles.) A 67-year-old woman takes care of her 100-year-old mother, who is a complete invalid and talks compulsively about how she expects (and wishes) to die at any minute. But in order to make a living, the daughter, Kobra, goes out every day and works as a fisherwoman. Oskouei depicts the lagoon with a certain amount of lyricism, while simultaneously revealing the backbreaking nature of fishing.

Who’s the best team on the indie scene? You tell us. Every week, three of New York City’s top indie improv teams converge onstage to see who can deliver the best fully improvised show. The champ is chosen solely by the audience vote so the future’s in your hands! The winning team will come back the following week to defend their title and after three wins, they head off to the big show: Cage Match at UCB Chelsea, the OG of improv competitions. Hosted by The Mannequin Room (Lou Gonzalez, Chrissie Gruebel and Brian Urreta).

• Seat comfort. In July 2017, just as Anderson was taking over, train junkies felt a shiver when they read here and elsewhere that the outgoing Amtrak CEO stated at the National Press Club that seats might start getting tighter: “We are looking at doing some creative things. There’ll be some other things that don’t make it quite as comfortable.” Those remarks prompted Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) to urge the rail line not to start on the “slippery slope” of “packing people in like sardines.”