Most obviously different from other mowers is the flag-like single-sided Mono Comfort handle. Our immediate thoughts were ‘a bit of a gimmick’, and a concern that the handle would feel a little flexy.
At the end of our meal, Pratt started to rise from the booth but froze midway, his face contorted in pain. Since last spring, he’s had terrible hip problems, and his doctor has told him he needs a replacement. He sits back down for a few minutes, and then tries rising again, grimacing, waiting for his hip to lock into place. He tells me that he’s putting off hip surgery until things are settled at Mid-Continent. “It feels like we’re a victim of a mistake,” he said. “I’m at a point where I’m disappointed that the mistake hasn’t been rectified, an unintended consequence [of the trade wars]. I’m not at a point where I’m going to lose faith—faith in the company, faith in Trump. I won’t lose that faith until I have to flip that switch.”
“Anti-blackness is built into the ethos of this country. There’s something wrong with that and we need to deconstruct it. I think, specifically, in America, there’s such a deep history that is not often acknowledged, but instead swept under the rug because it makes white people uncomfortable. The reason there are black people in this country is directly because we were brought here against our will, as a disposable commodity. Slavery socialized white people to perceive our value as less than their own. When you think about the black body in America and the timeline of our existence here, you realize that it’s only been about 100 years that our humanity is vaguely recognized. Our history in America is riddled with violence. So, the simple idea of compensating us in the same way our white counterpart is compensated, in fashion or in any industry — that’s a little bit of a stretch. The context of the conversation should be one of social reform where black people get to experience true liberation in the exact way the white American gets to experience their freedom. Our time is now.”—Ethan Miller, agent, IMG Models NY
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No incentive for renewables? Plenty of states have set timetables for being carbon neutral with 100% renewable energy. There is always demand for more efficient solar panels and wind turbines, both globally and domestically. There is plenty of pent up demand for affordable EVs (just look at the Model 3 pre-orders). The solar subsidies were set to end in 2016 but Trump extended that to 2022. The EV tax credit was kept when Trump cut taxes. In addition, that 21% corporate tax rate applies to green companies as well.
Besides, last January, the Russian street-style star Miroslava Duma had posted a bouquet of flowers with a note from her friend that said: “To my niggas in Paris.” Despite an outcry from some of Duma’s million-plus followers, she is still sought after for her opinions about the future of fashion.
I haven’t actually owned any LiFePo4 batteries that long, but I have heard 10-15 years is normal for them in some applications, and I’m pretty sure the even newer titanate version goes even longer.
Both the BySort and the ByTrans Cross are controlled using the laser cutting system’s touch screen. To achieve this, Bystronic developed the ByVision Cutting user interface, which is already being used with the latest generation of Bystronic’s fiber lasers. ByVision Cutting integrates all the cutting processes and the connected automation solutions. During everyday production this allows laser cutting and the automated material feeding and removal process to be closely interlinked. Nowadays, no user should waste time, walk long distances, and carry out unnecessary procedures, just because the laser cutting system and the connected automation solution have to be operated using separate terminals. After all, for the operator, automation also means convenience.
Dandelion Post (423 Telegraph Ave.) features two rooms of clothing and accessories with an emphasis on textile work. // Mind’s Eye Vintage (484 49th St.) stocks excellent-quality vintage for men and women, which could include Pendleton flannels, polished-to-perfection wingtip creepers, or supersoft band tees. // If your typical farmers market tote is leaving you feeling "blah," Temescal Alley’s Baggu (470G 49th St.) has the remedy. // Chances are you’ve pined over minimalist modern staples from Ali Golden (482B 49th St.), and her Temescal Alley studio is where you can not only try on the raw silk jumpers and breezy tunics, but also find the odd experimental piece at a discount. // Standard and Strange (5010 Telegraph Ave.) highlights expertly crafted menswear and denim. // Esqueleto (482A 49th St.) translates to "skeleton," but there’s nothing bare bones about the jewelry, artwork, and other pieces Lauren Wolf crafts and showcases at her shop. // Temescal Alley also houses boutique jewelry maker Marisa Mason (484D 49th St.), who you can often find in her studio crafting handmade earrings, bracelets, and necklaces with a bohemian feel. // Part retail shop, part work space, Claflin, Thayer, and Co. (470E 49th St.) specializes in leather jackets and bags made in shop. // Sniff your way through the walls of fragrant tinctures and dried botanicals and spices at Homestead Apothecary (486 29th St.), where you can purchase everything from mushroom-infused coffee to natural deodorants to crystals. // Aside from an enviable selection of succulents, terrariums, and planters, Crimson Horticultural Rarities (470 49th St.) also offers classes.
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Johan Kriel, Director of LK Plating Services This was my first visit to the EuroBlech show. I went there to specifically look at laser technology and eccentric presses. I was pleasantly surprised by all the laser machine exhibitors on show as I only knew about five manufacturers beforehand.
the performance monitoring electronics could be standardized and issued by the organizers without getting the cyclists all in an uproar