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Property records of the neighborhood around Kurant support Dowdall’s point. In the 1960’s records show a Motor Freight Express Company on Palmer Street and a company called Electro Carbon MPG on Columbia Street. But apart from those, and other small businesses like them, most of the plots of land are residential spots.

If you have the patience to install a skin, go for it. In a sea of black and white smartphones, it’s nice to have the option of an orange, faux wood, or purple one. Or maybe you’re just in the same boat as me, wanting to transform your black Pixel 2 into a panda version. For less than $20, you’ll be able to give your phone a whole new look.

"What’s most stunning about this historic home is that it never left the family—until now. The Minchens’ son, Meyer, a highly decorated World War II Navy pilot, lived in the home until his death this summer at age 95. Meyer, who apparently spent considerable time with an elaborate ham radio setup in the garage, was well-known in the neighborhood and, legend has it, entertained celebrities performing at the old Shamrock Hotel."

The Apple event ended oddly, with charmless stage banter between Cook and Bono, who spoke coyly of a vast, opaque commercial transaction, involving free music, between their two organizations. Like Mickey Mouse, seen that day on one of the watch faces, U2 has perhaps become more a symbol of entertainment than a source of it. I imagined Ive sighing, “Must I do everything myself?”

If you’re after maximum protection, I think the Presidio Grip is worth the $39.95/$44.95. It’s expensive, yes, but it manages to cram a ton of protection into a shell not much bigger than a regular case. It even comes in the glittery pink you see above (it’s technically its own product called the Presidio Grip + Glitter)! In regular guise, it also comes in gray, dark blue (currently out of stock), and teal. However, Amazon is out of stock, so you may want to hit a local carrier store or Speck’s site to pick one up.

That change might be harder than it sounds. It took decades for quiet, contemplative dining to give way to today’s raucousness. That’s because the physical construction of restaurants had to change in tandem with the culture supporting it.

This gorgeous, brick front 2 story w/a 3 car garage is sure to impress! Gleaming hardwood floors welcome you into the inviting foyer, flanked by the formal dining & living rooms. Large open floor plan allows for easy entertaining, w/the spacious family room flowing into the kitchen & breakfast room. Cozy gas fireplace & large bay window compliment the family room. Featuring 42" cabinetry w/molding, center island w/breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances, including the induction stove which boils water in under a minute & cool to the touch, the kitchen is a dream! Upstairs, the master suite offers a lavish retreat; enjoy his & her walk-in closets, sitting area & luxury bath w/double sinks, soaking tub & glass surround shower! Lower level has great potential for add’l living space, complete w/rough-in plumbing for another bath. Thermal window tint throughout the home. Nestled on nearly half an acre, you will enjoy the large, level backyard w/inground sprinklers for easy maintenance!

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Unless you’re really into mobile phone photography, I don’t imagine many of you would have heard of Moment before, but it’s been doing this sort of thing for a few years now. For the Pixel 2 XL, Moment has actually gotten ‘made for Google’ certification for the Photo Case. I can tell why, though; the case just feels so damn premium. The rubberized texture on the exterior feels fantastic in the hand and adds grip. The stained and wax-coated dark walnut insert (you can also get black canvas) looks and feels great. Not only does it add a unique touch, Moment also says the texture also allows for easier one-handed shooting. I guess that kind of makes sense, but it’s more about the look to me. The interior is lined with microsuede, which adds just a bit more protection.

At launch, a range of 12 exterior colors are available: Fuji White, Narvik Black, Yulong White, Indus Silver, Corris Grey, Santorini Black, Kaikoura Stone, Byron Blue, Firenze Red, Aruba, Silicon Silver and Carpathian Grey.

Moving onto the whole ‘Live’ aspect, my unit is the Google Earth ‘Rock’ dual-layer model. Setup is pretty interesting. After installing the ‘Live Case’ app from the Play Store and logging into your Google account, you’re told to grab the four-digit code that’s printed inside the case (on both the polycarbonate and TPU layers, in the dual-layer version’s case). Enter this code, which presumably identifies what kind of case you purchased exactly, and you’re in.

The day’s event included a ten-minute film. Ive’s reluctance to speak onstage has been offset by a willingness to appear in scripted videos. These productions—Ive speaking in earnest cadences, his head cocked forward like Pixar’s Anglepoise lamp—have become so well known that ikea recently parodied them, in an ad for its catalogue (“a device so simple and intuitive, using it feels almost familiar”). Such videos used to punctuate Jobs’s onstage message. In the absence of Jobs, they carry the message. Apple’s current leaders aren’t without public-speaking skills, but they can’t match Jobs’s charisma, which was fortified by a hint of menace, and their performances can evoke the awkward informality—the dancing in lanyards—of a corporate retreat. By contrast, the virtual Ive seems to emerge from the same orderly, decontaminated place as an Apple product. He appears “rational” and “inevitable,” to use the typical language. On Apple’s Web page of executive biographies, fourteen men and women give welcoming smiles; Ive, the in-house outsider, faces the camera with album-cover gravity.