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the mobile rooms offer the chance to be immersed in a remote location and this winter they will be at the avoriaz ski resort.

The Legion is a nice case, though I’d personally drop an extra couple buckaroos to get the Spigen Tough Armor for one simple reason: the kickstand. To my eyes, the Legion is actually better-looking, but you can’t beat not having to hold the phone up while watching video. If you don’t mind that and the slightly crude edges, this is still a great buy. Both the Pixel 2 and 2 XL versions come in ‘Warm Gray’ (read: gunmetal), though the Pixel 2 has an exclusive white color and the 2 XL has ‘Copper Gold’ (light pink).

High-strength steels are used for selected rear body sections, and are joined to the adjacent aluminum panels with self-piercing rivets and structural adhesive. This clean and energy-efficient joining technology contributes to the body’s high torsional stiffness.

As for staining, it’s beneficial to think about the desired finish before choosing materials. Pine and poplar are both known to be troublesome to stain, but good results can be obtained: https://www.popularwoodworking.com/american-woodworker-blog/make-poplar-look-pretty

Google doesn’t seem to have developed a real name for this fabric-covered case, which is a shame since it’s a damn good one. Eye-catching and comfortable to hold, the Fabric Case makes a stylish companion for your shiny new phone. However, it’s on the pricier side at $40.

Inside the shed, I tried on a watch, and its stainless-steel chain bracelet, guided by magnets, fell into place with the click of someone stacking nickels. That click, and one or two other immaculate couplings, had been the only sounds, apart from music, heard on a trailer-length “reveal” video that preceded the ten-minute film. The watch was months away from market—it will become available in April—and its display showed only a loop of dummy text and images.

First Edition models are available exclusively in one of three colors; Corris Grey, Silicon Silver, or Flux Silver– a unique added cost satin finish exclusive to the First Edition, which will be meticulously hand-sprayed at Jaguar Land Rover Special Vehicle Operations’ Oxford Road Technical Center in the UK.

A friend of a friend just finished his version of this, and it looks pretty cool. He turned an old pool table into this, but with an custom map changer that the DM can modify on a whim. This table fits around eight people, has cup holders, everything this has. But this has tablets set up to look through the characters’ perspectives. The only downfall is that the interactive view tablets cannot be moved, and the IV can only hold four players and a DM. Cost him from about $500 to $1000. Exspensive, but oh so cool

By all definitions, MNML has produced a case, though it honestly feels more like a skin. It’s superbly minimalistic, but that means that it’s also not very protective. This won’t save your phone against anything other than scratches. It’s priced at $24.99 usually, though I can’t tell if that’s an artificial MSRP as I’ve only ever seen it at $14.99. That’s a pretty good price for the unique product that you get. It comes in five colors, all of which look pretty good: Clear Black, Clear White, Matte Black, Really Blue (a nod to Google’s naming), and Red.

The latest development of the 4x4i menu offers slope information – displaying the degree of incline and front and rear camera views – as well as familiar information such as steering wheel angle, driveline torque distribution and suspension articulation.

Ive was brushing his hand across the top of his head, and talking quietly. He is impeccably solicitous, with frowns of attention and apologies for lateness or workplace untidiness, and he seems to extend this tone to everyone—including, presumably, to the crew of his twenty-seat Gulfstream GV, which he bought from Powell Jobs after her husband’s death, in 2011. He communicates with his friend Paul Smith, the British fashion designer, largely through postcards that, as Smith recently recalled, contain “words like ‘lovely,’ ‘special,’ ‘so nice’—a language that is particular to his gentleness.”

Installation view of Svizzera 240: House Tour at the Swiss Pavilion at the 16th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Photo: Wilson Wootton.