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It’s been a record-setting year for Houston real estate, "an almost unimaginable concept when the year began, on the heels of so much devastation from Hurricane Harvey," said HAR Chair Kenya Burrell-VanWormer with JPMorgan Chase. "As 2018 draws to a close, we see slow but steady growth in the supply of housing as well as a strong job market, which together make for a healthy real estate climate."

These photos, which as an archive go by the nickname “the house tour,” were collected from the websites of practicing Swiss architects and then collated by Alessandro Bosshard, Li Tavor, Matthew van der Ploeg, and Ani Vihervaara, the curators of this year’s Swiss Pavilion, Svizzera 240: House Tour, at the Venice Biennale, before being sequenced into a visual essay by the graphic designer Martin Stoecklin.1 The name of the sequence is based on a skit from the comedy Curb Your Enthusiasm, in which Larry refuses to go on Susie’s house tour, because he thinks they’re predictable (“bedrooms, bathrooms, I get it”), and in the process, just as predictably upsets his host. The pictures presented a research problem, or perhaps rather a puzzle: the more that the pictures were examined, the stranger they seemed. Why did they all look so similar? Who are they for? And what purpose do they serve? The images presented a genre without a manifesto, or even a name. There exist no explicit rules for how they should look, and yet they conform to unspoken norms so closely that they could all have been taken by the same photographer.

Just two years ago, Michael Meyers was standing in a near-stranger’s back yard in Glen Gardner, New Jersey, contemplating the meaning of a chopped-down apple orchard stuffed in a chicken coop.

On Friday, hearing complaints of roaches stirred up by the renovations, Councilman Johnny Streets emailed the city manager, city attorney and others:

We have commented on the Nolan finish several times in our reviews; the Hi-Brite finish has a very hard and protective feel and we wish all helmets used it. The surprising fact is that this is a water-based formula that was developed by Nolan with the paint supplier.

There is, however, one big advance 8th generation ultra-low voltage mobile processors: they are for the first time available in quad-core configuration. Four cores, eight threads. Xplore jumped on that advance with their new L10, giving the platform a distinct processing edge over systems using earlier generation dual core CPUs.

The built-in screen protector is better than I expected it to be, but that’s not saying much. Unlike the ZAGG glass screen protector I had, you don’t experience any issues with screen sensitivity – at least until you get to the edges, at which point you do have to push a tiny bit harder than you should have to. Because of the giant yellowish-green plastic bezel surrounding the screen protector, it’s actually difficult to press some elements near the edges of the screen, namely the nav buttons. And if you’re used to swiping down on the status bar from the center of the screen like I am, too bad; you’ll have to learn to swipe from the top left or top right. The front-facing speakers are covered by what appears to be the same kind of plastic covering the fingerprint sensor. In my testing, they did muffle sound output a bit, but not by too much. Even the camera and flash are covered, though I really didn’t notice any image degradation.

Really using miniatures would be the only reason to embed it within the table. I’ve played a couple of one-offs with my kids and I used Roll20 as-is set up on a large TV at the end of the table. On Roll20, a single “player” had control of all their characters and they just moved their own tokens on their turn around using a couple of shared mice. Character sheets were pen & paper and dice rolls were real dice.

The cockpit’s distinctive horizontal architecture is celebrated with a new embossed Cut Diamond signature design, which flows from the instrument panel through to the door casings to emphasize the width of the spacious cabin.

Chu, K.-H., Joung, Y. S., Enright, R., Buie, C. R. & Wang, E. N. Hierarchically structured surfaces for boiling critical heat flux enhancement. Applied Physics Letters 102, 151602–151604 (2013).

Holding the Activity Key up to the “L” on the Land Rover badge on the tailgate simultaneously locks the vehicle and disables any keyfobs left inside the vehicle, so they can be left securely behind while you enjoy your active lifestyle. Activity Key has no battery, so you never have to worry about changing it.

London PrideDan and Dean Caten of Dsquared2; dsquared2.com. Interiors by Dimore Studio; dimorestudio.eu. Josef Frank floor lamps (in background) from Svenskt Tenn; svenskttenn.se. Pendant by Stilnovo; stilnovousa.com. Lampada 048 pendants by Dimore Studio; dimorestudio.eu. Rug from Tablinvm; tablinvm.com. Alicudi stool by Dimore Studio; dimorestudio.eu. In Dean’s bedroom, on walls, panels by Phillip Jeffries (T); phillipjeffries.com. Lampada 036 ceiling lamp by Dimore Studio; dimorestudio.eu. Curtains of Adamo & Eva cotton velvet and Mademoiselle satin silk, both by Dedar (T); dedar.com. In Dan’s bedroom, custom closet and hardware by Dimore Studio. In bath, custom sink, sink stand, and Applique 079 sconces; all by Dimore Studio. Cover, On walls, Jungle Weave panels by Dimore Studio; dimorestudio.eu. Serge Mouille Two-Arm sconces from Design Within Reach; dwr.com. On bed, leopard-print pillows of Leopardo silk-cotton velvet by Luigi Bevilacqua (T); luigi-bevilacqua.com. Stools from Dimore Gallery; dimoregallery.eu. On sofa by Cini Boeri for Arflex (T); arflex.it; velvet by Jane Churchill (T); cowtan.com. Consolle 021 table by Dimore Studio; dimorestudio.eu. On Chinotto armchair (in foreground) by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena; azucena.it; fabric by Aïssa Dione (T); aissadionetissus.com. Floor lamp by Achille Castiglioni for Flos; flos.com.