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Seconded. My tiles always get damaged or destroyed (or shifted) and hand drawn maps that large could take a while to crank out by hand. Looks like a good system to use with miniatures like you say. I was not hip to roll20 so will have to give it a look over lunch

The lower touchscreen is integrated within the center console and manages features including the climate control and Terrain Response functions1. To make operation as easy and intuitive as possible there are no moving images and no complex menus – the touchscreen provides direct inputs to seat temperature controls, for example.

We report the counterintuitive mechanism of increasing boiling heat transfer by incorporating low-conductivity materials at the interface between the surface and fluid. By embedding an array of non-conductive lines into a high-conductivity substrate, in-plane variations in the local surface temperature are created. During boiling the surface temperature varies spatially across the substrate, alternating between high and low values, and promotes the organization of distinct liquid and vapor flows. By systematically tuning the peak-to-peak wavelength of this spatial temperature variation, a resonance-like effect is seen at a value equal to the capillary length of the fluid. Replacing ~18% of the surface with a non-conductive epoxy results in a greater than 5x increase in heat transfer rate at a given superheat temperature. This drastic and counterintuitive increase is shown to be due to optimized bubble dynamics, where ordered pathways allow for efficient removal of vapor and the return of replenishing liquid. The use of engineered thermal gradients represents a potentially disruptive approach to create high-efficiency and high-heat-flux boiling surfaces which are naturally insensitive to fouling and degradation as compared to other approaches.

Ebony Lee talks about how bad her bathroom ceiling is. Fort MyersÕ Jones Walker is endangering its tenants with falling ceilings, mold and roaches and more due to past ownersÕ neglect. A changing of the guard spells changes. The News-Press saw and heard a litany of such problems during a recent visit to the locally infamous complex nicknamed the Shack; from overflowing sewage to bursting pipes, inadequate ventilation and invasive mold.Ê (Photo: Andrea Melendez/The News-Press)

Tectum Direct-Attach acoustical panels provide sound absorption in the studios while maintaining the look and feel of the exposed structure.

It’s not difficult to imagine a workspace where Canvas has effectively replaced the traditional ceiling tube lights.

Below a closer look at some of the interesting details of the L10 platform. From left to right the external antenna pass-through block, an example of the sealing of I/O blocks, and on the right the thermal management system with its heat pipe and fan.

According to Xplore, hard handle XPAD versions will run about $100 (plus the optional scanner in the handle) more than pure tablet versions. As stated above, the handle isn’t just a bolt-on; it’s an integrated housing design that also has a forward-facing speaker and two additional programmable function buttons.

As always with Windows devices, we used PassMark’s BatteryMon utility to measure power draw on the high-end Core i7-8650U version of the L10 with the 1,000 nits screen.

Three levels of glorious living await in this exquisite five- to six-bedroom home boasting masterful craftsmanship, meticulous attention to detail and high-end finishes throughout.

Oh, and that plastic looks quite good too! Our ‘Aurora Blue’ color variant had a hybrid matte-glossy finish, with vertical streaks of light moving horizontally across the back panel when the smartphone was moved under a source of light. As eye-catching as this finish makes the 8C, it unfortunately also makes the smartphone catch a lot of smudges and fingerprints. If you don’t want that, I suggest you slap on the TPU clear case that comes in the box.

Felix Reyes of Treetop Development inspects the connections on new PVC plumbing in a resident’s apartment at Fort Myers’ Jones Walker apartments on Thursday. The PVC replaces 40-year-old cast iron pipes that caused continual leaks and collapsed ceilings. Under pressure from residents, city council members and Senators Rubio and Nelson, Treetop, which inherited decades of deferred maintenance when it bought Jones Walker in 2014, is doing a thorough rehab. (Photo: Patricia Borns/The News-Press)