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The LED taillights echo the sophistication of the headlights with an eye-catching 3D appearance. They are complemented by a full-length high-level stop-lamp: hidden-until-lit and with a clear lens, it uses light-guide technology with integrated micro-optics to create smooth, homogeneous light. The LED rear fog lights blend into the sweeping black contrast design as it reaches the rear of the vehicle.

That means that the main difference is in the price. Whereas the Oh Joy! case can be had for as low as $23.99 right now, the Kate Spade case costs a whopping $49.99. That’s a lot of money for a slight change in material and a different design. Of course, what you’re paying for here is the name, as there’s little to no tangible increase in quality. If you really want the classy ‘kate spade NEW YORK’ text on the back, you know what to do. But this obviously isn’t good value, and as a result, we can’t really recommend it. It comes in Charlotte Stripe and Hollyhock Floral.

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The result is an outstanding 380HP at 6500rpm and 332 lb-ft of torque – enough to accelerate the vehicle from 0-60mph in just 5.3 seconds (0-100km/h in 5.7 seconds) and on to an electronically-limited top speed of 155mph (250km/h)5.

Nolan was one of the first helmet manufacturers to use Lexan, having started with the material in 1972, so they have a great deal of experience in polycarbonate helmet manufacturing.

The even more advanced Terrain Response® 2 system, standard on First Edition models and available as an option on all others, also has an automatic setting to make it even simpler for drivers to fully exploit the vehicle’s capability by allowing the system to automatically select the best Terrain Response mode for the given surface2.

The “blown” EPS must also be kept in a climate-controlled storage area until its molded into the correct shape.

If such experiments can enter into the mainstream, however, they first have to be proven in the field. It is here that the Swiss context of this project becomes significant. For Switzerland has a long tradition of supporting Genossenschaften, housing cooperatives that build collective housing, and in return, are granted free land by the state. The Genossenschaften, much like the housing projects of Red Vienna, became prominent after the First World War. In the last ten years, Genossenschaft projects, insulated from the austerity that has constricted developments elsewhere in Europe, and benefitting from Swiss political structures that encourage small, autonomous community organizations, have become test beds of spatial experimentation. Overwhelmingly, these experiments have been carried out within the plan. As Christian Inderbitzen, of Edelaar Mosayebi Inderbitzin architects, told Emma Letizia Jones and Philip Shelley: “The importance of the floor plan—that’s something that needs to be pointed out. The floor plan in a housing project determines the life that can happen, or not happen. It’s crucial.” Until now, in contemporary Swiss architecture, the plan has been the main site of contest, and it is through the plan that the power relations within the house become legible. The plan, it seems, is where power can be deconstructed, and reconstructed. Politics, implicitly, has its truth in the plan. The façade, also true to its name, is all about rhetoric. In the hermeneutics of architectural suspicion, the façade presents myth, and the floorplan its underlying truth. Elevations, ignored in this debate, threaten to disappear. But precisely because elevations are not so hotly pursued, they yield more. The more we look at them, the more that they reveal about our memories, our expectations, about media history, architectural vernaculars, and the future of the discipline.

The results are equally amazing for the lower-end Pentium N4200-equipped version of the L10. It actually beat Xplore’s old high-end B10 in PassMark v6.1, even though that model was based on a genuine, powerful 5th generation Core processor. The relatively lowly (compared to the B10′s Core i5-5350U) N4200 machine couldn’t match the old B10 in graphics, memory and disk benchmarking, but ran away with it in processor performance, clocking a narrow overall victory over the B10.

“We are rightfully concerned for the tenants of the Jones Walker property,” Senators Marco Rubio and Bill Nelson wrote on Thursday. “Jones Walker Apartments received a (failing) score of 44 out of a possible 100.”

The vinyl skin game is one that dbrand’s dominated for many years now. There’s a good reason for that; the Lamborghini-obsessed company offers good quality and a ton of customization. I’ve had a couple on previous phones, and while I usually opt for a case instead for increased protection, I’d always appreciate the extra eye candy that a skin provides.