Jonathan Ive and the Future of Apple | Polycarbonate Embossed Sheet

If you have the patience to install a skin, go for it. In a sea of black and white smartphones, it’s nice to have the option of an orange, faux wood, or purple one. Or maybe you’re just in the same boat as me, wanting to transform your black Pixel 2 into a panda version. For less than $20, you’ll be able to give your phone a whole new look.

(1)    Do not use Land Rover InControl® features under conditions that will affect your safety or the safety of others. Driving while distracted can result in loss of vehicle control.

In use, the Kate Spade feels practically identical to the Oh Joy!, save for the harder back and the little plastic crystals in the flowers if you opt for the ‘Hollyhock Floral’ option. The frame is still TPU, so it’s grippy and absorbs shock, but the hard back makes it feel more premium, I guess. It’s all a matter of taste. The buttons are equally clicky, and the cutouts equally precise.

–      Air suspension is standard on six-cylinder models improving on- and off-road refinement and capability

Creative West will cover sales for Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Northern Nevada, Utah and Wyoming; and Tegan Marketing will represent ASI in the Dakotas, Minnesota and Iowa; while Midwest Noise Control has control of Kansas, Oklahoma and Western Missouri sales. Further, Golterman & Sabo is in charge of Southern Illinois and East Missouri; and Lanton Associates will represent ASI in Arizona, Southern California and Southern Nevada. East of the Mississippi, Zurca Construction Solutions is covering Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee; and Design Sales will lead New Jersey, New York City and Long Island.

In daily use, this is almost the perfect case. The fabric feels great in the hand, and the design has gotten more inquiries than any other case I’ve ever used. Both the orange plastic power button and the fabric-covered volume rocker are nice and tactile. The cutout for the fingerprint sensor isn’t in the way at all, and the little ‘G’ near the bottom is subtle. A minor lip on the top prevents the screen from making contact when the phone is placed face-down, though a screen protector will protrude from it.

Hankey’s words were a reminder of the difficulty in obeying Dieter Rams’s commandment about long-lasting design. In 1973, a Sony ad announced, “This could be the tape deck you’ll leave your great-grandson.” That line, similar to the theme of Patek Philippe ads, may have been wishful, but it was not yet an absurd way to talk about consumer electronics. Today, Apple’s designers, like their competitors, make machines that are almost disposable: the screens crack; the processors become outmoded. I asked if this caused discomfort, and there was a pause. Whang, the d.j., mentioned a friend who still uses a first-generation iPhone. “It’s super banged up, but it’s absolutely fine,” he said, as if the device were a war photographer’s scuffed Leica. “So the stuff absolutely lasts.”

Additionally, visualization of the boiling process is conducted using a Phantom V210 high-speed camera (Vision Research) recorded at over 3,000 fps. High-speed imaging is used to visualize bubble dynamics during nucleate boiling at low heat fluxes. At higher fluxes the large production of vapor makes visualization difficult, resulting in no useful information regarding the impact of bi-conductive surface on the boiling process.

in order to divide spaces flexibly, the architects have implanted cross-shaped movable walls made from OSB boards and steel rails as well as aligned sliding doors in the three facades, where a straight path turns the separate areas into one flowing space. when the OSB walls move, the two small meeting rooms on the east side of the bulding can be merged into one large meeting area, or used as an extension of the exhibition space on the west side. the reconstruction features materials which appear usually in illegal additions to hutong houses including  plywoo, OSB board, galvanized steel sheets, metal mesh and polycarbonate sheets.

Nolan designs and manufactures all of their own EPS liners, helmet shells and even the small parts like the vents, screens and other plastic bits that hold the helmet together.

Personally, that situation is begging for a projector on the ceiling and a DIY multitouch for the surface. (Four or more webcams for resolution, and QR Code-embossed bottoms on items to identify them to the system. Yes, it would be a *lot* more complicated to build, but oh, so cool!)

The consultants then worked in collaboration with NELSON, the Philadelphia architectural firm responsible for the remedial retrofit project. “Considering the amount of hard surfaces, from an open metal deck to drywall walls to sealed concrete floors, it was easy to see why sound bounced around so quickly,” notes Scott Winger, AIA, Technical Director for NELSON.