Line of hanging panels provide varied degrees of privacy and acoustics | Lexan Polycarbonate Embossed Sheet

Pedestrian impact protection was a priority too, and the material grade and form of the aluminum hood were developed to ensure progressive absorption of energy and optimized clearance from hard points in the engine compartment.

….. Put a projector UNDER a slighty frosted glass table…. Larger image/game area and you can reuse the projector…

One tricky thing about the F1 is availability. Buyers in many Asian markets should be able to snap up the Indian-made handset with no problems, and its also available in Europe. You even get 4G support on UK networks, but US customers are unfortunately not as lucky. B&H Photo Video started taking preorders for the phone in the US earlier this month, but the phone does not support 4G networks in the United States, so you may have to suffer through 3G speeds if you decide to buy the ‘master of speed’ in that country.

Combined with available PCIe-based storage, all three of the available high-end Intel 8th generation Core processors provide exceptionally high performance (as of this writing, mid-June 2018, the highest we have tested). Wireless communication is state-of-the-art with 802.11ac WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2, and available Sierra 7565 4G LTE mobile broadband.

The Leighton Vander Esch express has officially made it’s way to Texas

Emily Dowdall, a researcher for Reinvestment Fund, who formerly studied gentrification while working for Pew Charitable Trusts, compares Fishtown with its neighbors like Northern Liberties and Kensington. When deindustrialization hit in the early to mid-1900s, those neighborhoods suffered, leaving behind massive empty plots of land.

"This $5.85 million estate for sale in Sugar Land is frequently compared to a castle, and not for nothing—the three-acre property boasts decidedly castle-like features, not limited to expansive and park-like grounds, courtyards (with stone balustrades), a circular two-story library, another two-story opera room (with a balcony), travertine marble floors in the chef’s kitchen, a wine cellar, a reception hall with a domed ceiling, and—wait for it—an observation deck for views of adjoining Alkire Lake."

Back in the main room, Ive noted that he’d been watching “Moon Machines,” an old Discovery Channel series about the Apollo program. “There was the realization we needed to develop a spacesuit, but it was hard to even know what the goals should be,” he said. And then he linked the studio’s work to nasa’s: like the Apollo program, the creation of Apple products required “invention after invention after invention that you would never be conscious of, but that was necessary to do something that was new.” It was a tic that I came to recognize: self-promotion driven by fear that one’s self-effacement might be taken too literally. Even as Apple objects strive for effortlessness, there’s clearly a hope that the effort required—the “huge degree of care,” the years of investigations into new materials, the months spent enforcing cutting paths in Asian factories—will be acknowledged.

André agreed to fetch, from his desk, something that he had been using as a coaster. Made of hard white ABS plastic—the material of Legos, and of thousands of Apple studio models a year—it was a disk punctured by evenly arranged holes. Or, as André put it, “There’s a hexagon pattern of negative shapes that are subtracted from the material from one side, and then there’s the same pattern, subtracted from the material from the other side. But it’s offset, so that the intersection between the two subtractions makes interesting shapes.” He rubbed it on his shirt, to remove coffee stains, before passing it to me.

You don’t want to use a damaged helmet again and, like all protective equipment, a helmet is a one-time protective device. Once it works to protect you, hang it on the wall as a reminder and buy another.

As well as offering advanced connectivity, the Range Rover Velar offers a choice of four premium audio systems, each one developed to integrate perfectly with the vehicle’s cabin and deliver exceptional sound quality.

Much like the Nanoleaf Aurora lights, Canvas is expensive. The $250 starter pack is enough to get you started and having fun, but most people are going to want at least one of the $80 expansion packs to complete even a basic design on a wall. Realistically, someone setting up a more advanced design will be spending closer to $400 for a completed light setup. It’s not difficult to argue the worth of these lights when you view them equally as light and art, but if you’re looking at them for function only that price tag is going to be a sticking point for people who aren’t already sold on smart lights.