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I would use the display much like it appears to be used in the photo above, as a dynamic map. And then put miniatures on top of it. I like having a map to give an idea of what’s going on, and it would be a lot easier if I could change the map with a button push or two.

If you’ve been following Nanoleaf, here’s what you need to know. Canvas is a smaller, square version of Aurora (which are triangular), only the music features are built in, the power cable is improved, and every panel is touch-sensitive. And yeah, that is exactly as awesome as it sounds.

“The city is doing their job by following up on tenants’ concerns. I would just expect them to continue that to other properties in the city to improve Fort Myers’ housing 100 percent,” he said.   Senior Treetop management will continue to visit the property every few weeks to make sure it’s being maintained, Reyes said.

Ahn, H. S. et al. Pool boiling CHF enhancement by micro/nanoscale modification of zircaloy-4 surface. Nuclear Engineering and Design 240, 3350–3360 (2010).

Nekoosa now offers a complete range of thicknesses and sizes in the Synaps ® portfolio including 5, 8, 10, 12, and 14 mil and sheets ranging from 8.5” X 11” to 14.33” X 20.5”.

“Sometimes people really go crazy. You can work in your garage and have a refrigerator in there and a sound system. It’s what you dream up, really.”

The idea for the bus started when Leighton was starring in eight-man football at Salmon River High School in Riggins. With the team having to take two-hour bus rides to their games, Darwin wanted something comfortable and safe, but the plans never came to fruition.

Ive visited the headquarters of Ideal Standard and Apple, and recognized the contrast in his tasks. In the case of the sink, “the form wasn’t following the function,” he told me. “The form was the function. It functioned as a washbasin because of the shape.” Ive made this sound equally restricting and ennobling. “You had a real sense of your grounding in ancient history,” he said. “There was such a purity to the problem.”

Her clothes always seemed less about what men desired than what whet her creative appetite. He was once invited to propose an expansion for the Museum of Modern Art and thumbed his nose at the selection committee by suggesting a billboard that said “MoMA Inc.” They were both contrarians and closet optimists.

Playful, custom-designed animals (a pig, a hen, an owl, and a sheep), hand-cast in polycarbonate, gleefully greet you as you walk in. Dried wheat and jowar straight from the fields, sculpted garlic and sausages, fresh flowers and cacao pods infuse the interiors of Toast & Tonic with a sense of play and delight.

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Early acoustics materials focused on absorbing sound—soaking up sonic energy rather than reflecting it. That approach produced its own idiosyncratic soundscape. As the science historian Emily Thompson explains in her book The Soundscape of Modernity, absorptive materials removed reverberation, producing “clear and direct” sound. “In a culture preoccupied with noise and efficiency,” Thompson writes, “reverberation became just another form of noise, an unnecessary sound that was inefficient and best eliminated.”