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Zac Vawter stands on "The Ledge" after finishing Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Senator Mark Kirk chats with his mother Judy Kirk, after finishing Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Ryder Kopacz 3 looks at his father's medal after Tate Kopacz finished Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Michelle Howard after finishing Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter gets interviewed after finishing Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter gets interviewed after finishing Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter gets interviewed after finishing Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter stands on "The Ledge" after finishing Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter emerges at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter emerges at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter emerges at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter walks up the stairs at Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
A climber takes a break on the 34 1/2 floor during Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter walks up the stairs at Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter walks towards the stairs for Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter emerges at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter emerges at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Senator Mark Kirk, after finishing Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Senator Mark Kirk chats with his mother Judy Kirk, after finishing Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Senator Mark Kirk at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Senator Mark Kirk at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Senator Mark Kirk at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Senator Mark Kirk emerges at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Senator Mark Kirk emerges at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Zac Vawter rests before Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. He has the World's first Neutral-Controlled Bionic Leg. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
Senator Mark Kirk emerges at the finish of Skyrise Chicago, the world's tallest stair climb at the Willis Tower. Sunday, November 4, 2012. I Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
One hundred and three flights of straight up — hot, muggy and no view along the way except the butt ahead of you. That’s what some 3,000 people — including, for part of the way, U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk — endured Sunday, as they trudged, …