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Tesla Warranty costs reported in Q1 2018 are nearly double same QTR 2017, and remember 2017, Q1 is when Model X was having tons of problems.

Yeah, GM is really a mixed bag. On the one hand they’re arguably in the top 2 in terms of EV tech (and you can argue number 1 either way with Tesla). But on the other hand they’re not really pushing the tech at all. Just giving Europe and Canada what they want would easily double, if not triple current production.

The living room is bathed in natural light and neutral tones with pops of gold, picked up in Lauren Barksdale Hill’s painting over the fireplace.

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Baya: Woman of Algiers is the first North American exhibition of works by the self-taught Algerian artist Baya Mahieddine (1931–1998). Known as Baya, she was born in Bordj el-Kiffan and orphaned at age five. Encouraged by her adoptive French mother to pursue art, she began as an adolescent to paint gouaches and make ceramics. Her work was soon discovered by fabled gallerist Aimé Maeght who, along with André Breton, organized an exhibition in Paris in 1947. Baya’s colorful depictions of women, rhythmic patterns, and bright palette drew the attention of Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso, with whom she later collaborated in the renowned Madoura pottery studio in Vallauris. Celebrated in both Algeria and France, Baya has yet to gain international recognition. Woman of Algiers reexamines Baya’s career within Surrealist, "outsider," and North-African post-colonial art contexts.

Latvian Radio, Wild Planes, False Lights, The Textiles – Pianos (Showroom) February 10, 2018 – New York

And yeah, the media certainly does love to imply that “Autopilot” (they actually mean AutoSteer, but what do they care about actual facts?) is responsible for every accident, even when the facts rather strongly suggest otherwise.

Part of the exercise will evaluate and determine a strategy for nations to work under one established digital fires framework.

"Boys’ Night" is overjoyed to announce that we will be presenting our show at The Slipper Room every month! YES, that’s right – every first Thursday of the month you get to see our handsome faces! The "boys" are BACK for another night of theatrical/burlesque/circus revelry! From dynamic aerial performers to the best of boylesque, "Boys’ Night" is bringing the sexy for all types. The boys AND the girls will love this sensual, hilarious, fun-filled night out.

KBB’s value is built around their contribution to the used vehicle market, in the valuation of used vehicles. Tesla sells more of its own used cars, choosing to move them themselves, and away from the value KBB provides. Sorry to get windy, but realize that when you sell a car that costs less to maintain, you want to “CPO” that car and warranty it for 4 more years, like no one else can. Tesla doesn’t need Kelly, and you should expect the “legacy” of this reality to influence Kelly’s review of the Model 3. Kelly doesn’t need Tesla, either.

Two of the suites can be combined, allowing passengers traveling together to lower a divider that essentially creates a two-person suite with a double bed.

Everything you have is yours?" This was the question an Israeli security official asked Ahuvia when she went to renew her passport. The question resonated with her as she considers her relationship to her Israeli heritage. "Everything you have is yours?" explores the construction of Israeli identity through the performance of Israeli folk dance — with attention to gestures appropriated from Palestinian and Arab Jewish traditions. Ahuvia’s investigation also explores the double-appropriation of Israeli dance by American Christian Zionists in their own pursuit of "authenticity."