What are your experiences with the "push" and "pull" doors?
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Damn them....too many bad experiences,lol. Especially with the automatic hospital doors...one door opens in while the other opens out...got hit before...be careful!
192742
in door ways or under things that will not fall apart
317658
My little brother still does. Once we had to tackle him because he was beating the crap out of the fridge in his sleep. He was black and blue for a week. He used to run outside and even learned how to work locks in his sleep so we had to put a flip over style latch low too the floor. He couldn't ever figure it out. I would wake up with to hear lightly, "clank, clank, clank" it was my baby bro slowly pulling open the door only to be stopped by the latch. He would have this really confused look on his face and I would put him back in bed. LOL He used to call me Mom in his sleep and would ask if I could make whatever (usually incomprehisible at that point) better. I would say that I took care of it and he would go back to bed. He doesn't do it a whole lot anymore now that he has a new dog. For some reason having that mutt in his bed keeps him quite. Either that or he just grew out of it. I used to do it too (although I was never as bad as my brother) and now I rarely even talk in my sleep anymore. Hmmmmmmm...
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Do you mean from the inside or the outside of the vehicle? Is it locked or unlocked? Do you have gas in the tank? Are the tires inflated? Good! Take your slim jim and point it toward the door you want opened, and repeat this phrase "May the power of this mighty slim jim give way to the authority of physics and open the door to my explorer". Keep repeating until the door opens. It usually doesn't happen on the first try.
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my neighbour has to slam and bang his door several times when he goes out and comes in,and he is in and out 24/7 at all hours wakes me regularly,so he woke me one night and i flipped legged it down stairs and spoke to him,i was swearing and shouting,then another neighbour came out and backed me up as well as they were peed off with it aswell,he basically said it aint my problem go and see his landlord.so i wrote the landlord a letter and he replied with "if i dont like it move out".\ni didnt pay £140k to have a tosser slammin his door,so from now on every time he does it i jump up and down as i am above him,and walk round my flat stamping my feet as loud as i can,and i know have my tv on stupidly loud all the time,and i am hoping he says something to me,as i will knock him out.
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on an elevator at my fiances work... the best part? THERE WAS ONLY 2 FLOORS. HAHA... WHEN THE DOOR WAS ABOUT TO OPEN HE KEPT PRESSING FLOOR #1 THEN FLOOR #2, IT WAS KINDA SCARING BUT SO INTENSE
1131206
What kind of truck and hauling do you want to do? Van, Auto, Step deck, Heavy Haul, Refrigerated?\nIn my experience no matter what I or anyone else tells you will much matter.  I might like one company and how they treat me as an employee, but you might not.  My husband and I heard terrible things about SCHNEIDER for years and never would go there.  Then through a series of events we wound up leasing our truck through them.  There were probably other companies that would have paid more, but we felt like we were in the right place for that time in our lives.  It was a great work relationship, and if my husband hadn't been severely burned while we were off for a few days 2 years ago this week, I believe we would still be leased to them.
487002
Slamming a rotating door
476441
A burgler wants to get in, grab stuff as quickly as possible and then get out.  They generally won't ransack the place unless it's part of the search. The last thing they want is to be discovered, so it's quick quick quick, grab something of value, (enough to get a fix usually) and then get out.\n\nI can't rule it out but there doesn't seem to be anything particularly unusual in the behaviour you describe.
1017718
The push factor involves a force which acts to drive people away from a place and the pull factor is what draws them to a new location.
744152
Without doing a bunch of reasearch on the matter, it would seem to me that a ME would open more doors and not keep you too limited.  Good luck.
1173497
The ADA does not require automatic doors.\n\nIt would be highly unlikely you could get such a law passed because small business owners would fight you every step of the way. Such a law would require every small business to install automatic doors and would be prohibitively expensive.
469651
Most recent was a ladder that fell off a guys truck. I was going 70, he was going about 85 or 90 and was carrying 5 ladders, it flew off, bounced off my cars hood, hit the windshield, and then i almost ran over it. I chased the guy 4 miles until he arrived at his place of employment. I called hubby (large, intimidating guy)and he came over and had a talk with the business owner, who agreed to pay for my cars damages. It was all cool. \nSo, long story to say, yeah, i was cursing that ladder somethin fierce Friday afternoon! I love your questions!
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It uses different types of sensors. Some lifts uses a pressure sensor mounted beneath a carpet which senses pressure thus opening the doors. Some uses a pressure sensors on the doors when it is opposed by a smalla pressure it retrets back & opens. Others use a proximity sensors which works with two sensors, one transmittor & other reciever. When the link between the sensors is broken by a person the lift doors open
1076208
Does pressing the elevator button over and over make it come to that floor faster???    NO!
173008
The thing with the knob on it is the door. If you turn it to the right or to the left it will release the latch and you can then pull or push depending on the type of door and it will open then allowing you to enter into the interview room... ; *
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i do hold the door if the woman behind me is reasonably close, say 20 feet.  that's courtesy.\n\ni won't hold the door for a woman two blocks away.  that's stalking.\n\nlong live chivalry!!  to scotland!!