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“In all my time living here I’ve never seen anything like this," Lee said of the progress made."

Described as traditional with a contemporary flare, this elegant 3 story home was built in 1896 and has been well cared for over the years! First step into the enclosed vestibule which then leads to the large entry foyer, great room and dining room all featuring original cherry inlaid hardwoods. The kitchen is a discerning chef’s dream with top of the line appliances, custom cherry cabinets, wine/coffee bar and much more! The grand staircase takes you to the 2nd floor where you will find the master suite with his and hers closets, master bath with travertine tile and luxury rain shower. Two more guest beds await you on this floor, each with their own individual charm. The 3rd floor makes way to a massive rec room that could dub as a home gym play/media room and 3rd guest bed with walk-in closet. The privacy fenced in backyard is a great place to entertain family and friends with access to your very own detached 2 car garage. Located close to theaters, restaurants, parks and more!

I know a lot of people who stick one of those cardholders on the backs of their cases. If you have an ID or credit/debit card that you access frequently, you might want to consider getting one. Alternatively, you could buy a Ghostek Exec 2 and not have to add anything. Which route should you take?

ZAGG has informed me that the reason I had problems with screen sensitivity on my InvisibleShield Glass Curve example could be the variances in glass curvature of Pixel 2 XL cover glasses from the factory. The Glass Curve is reportedly designed to fit most phones, but it seems like my Pixel 2 XL’s display curvature deviates from the norm. In fact, ZAGG told me that only 4% of customers have complained about screen sensitivity; that’s still higher than it should be at this $50 price, but it’s understandable. In the comments, three readers have said they’re satisfied with their Glass Curves, whereas there’s one other person who’s had screen sensitivity problems as well. I still can’t recommend the Glass Curve if it inherently won’t fit some phones properly, but I will link their site if you’d like to take a chance.

“Maybe we’ll do a little upgrade with some TVs,” said Darwin, who has put $31,000 into custom work on the bus, “so we can watch while we’re driving down the road a little bit. Don’t have a motion receiver for the thing, so it would be nice to have one of those and we can watch some football or whatever.”

If you can live with the rainbow effect (I personally think it makes for an interesting look), this is a great case. If not, just keep in mind that it’ll be pretty difficult to find a clear case at this price point that doesn’t do that. $10.99 (or $11.99 for the Pixel 2′s) is not much money at all for an otherwise great case. Take it easy on the branding, though, Spigen.

Ive told me that he never planned to move: he and his wife bought the house for family vacations, and sold it when it was underused. But he also connected the sale to what he called inaccurate reporting, in the London Times, in early 2011, claiming that Apple’s board had thwarted his hope of a relocation; he did not want to be shadowed by gossip. In 2012, Ive was knighted in Buckingham Palace; by then, he and his wife had become U.S. citizens, although they did not relinquish their British passports.

Two Florida senators appealed to HUD Secretary Ben Carson  to release his agency’s inspection report on Fort Myers’ Jones Walker apartments, where complaints about unsafe living conditions go back decades.

But how does the UA Protect Verge do as a case? It’s… meh. Even though it is unique, I’m not a fan of the look. The buttons aren’t very good; they require quite a bit of effort to depress. The hard plastic back is prone to the rainbow effect at certain angles, too. That being said, it is protective, with a sizable lip and adequate protection all around the phone. The cutouts are accurate, but they are on every case.

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.

To see how the two versions of the new Xplore XSLATE L10 perform compared to the B10 and Bobcat they are replacing, we ran our standard Passmark Software PerformanceTest 6.1, a suite of about 30 tests covering CPU, 2D graphics, 3D graphics, memory, and disk and then computes scores for each category and an overall PassMark score. The results are as follows:

If you do not know the exact value of each cost, you could enter an estimated percentage based on the cost of goods.