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Your boyfriend is making his first steps in streaming or he has just been invited to become a Twitch affiliate and you want to find a gift that says: “Keep going”? If that’s the case, the Blue Yeti professional microphone is what you have been looking for. As the best microphone for gaming and streaming, the Blue Yeti comes with a bit steep price tag, but you may rest assured that the device meets the highest standards of quality.

You can never go wrong with the purchase of a fast and reliable SSD. In case you are willing to squeeze your budget and get one of the best SSD cards for gaming, opt for the Samsung 960 PRO or its budget alternative, the 960 EVO.

Anchoring the outdoor entertainment zone with furniture and a rug is important, but don’t forget lighting.

For instance, the problem with the phone “key”. From what I’ve read, all phone “keys” work rather erratically. That’s not a problem with the car, it’s a general problem with cell phones and the “apps” written for them. Why would Edmunds.com single out a problem there, when that sort of thing is — at least according to many reports — perfectly normal and expected?

A stand-up open mic for women. Secretly, a clothing swap. HOW IT WORKS: – Participants put their name into a bucket. – Names are drawn from the bucket randomly. – All participants get about 3 minutes, depending on how many people show up. – Set times might be shorter, depending on the night. Hosted by Sue Smith and Anna Drezen.

My Leaf loss nothing in 3 years. I never fast charged it and it never needed mechanical attention in 35k miles.

Presented by Theater for the New City and Squeaky Bicycle Productions Part of our shared experience as Americans today is how we strain under the weight of the tech sector. Millionaires are made overnight and we endure the distortions of social media while gentrification pushes us out of our homes. When that happens, it rips us away from our history as if we never mattered. That’s the idea behind "Or Current Resident," a new play by Joan Bigwood, which will be performed by Squeaky Bicycle Productions from February 3 to 25 at Theater for the New City, where it is a resident company. Brandi Varnell, Artistic Director of Squeaky Bicycle, directs. The play is set in a Silicon Valley bungalow, from which three generations of the Finch family are in constant fear of being uprooted. The family patriarch, an engineer, has passed on, and the resilient matriarch, Mimi, holds the household together in cramped and rambunctious harmony. Everyone pools their earnings to rent month-to-month from a landlord who is yielding to the tech-driven real estate market. Ironically, the tech sector both suppresses and sustains the Finches, since their primary breadwinners–Mimi’s two daughters–make t… (read more)

It’s Saturday night and WOMEN AND MEN are ready to get the party started! Tell us a story about the weirdest and wildest weddings, birthdays, bachelorettes, or bar mitzvahs you’ve ever been to and we’ll use it to throw a totally improvised shindig live on stage. WOMEN AND MEN is made up of some of New York’s top improvisers whose credits include The Onion, Comedy Central, Funny or Die, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and CBS’s hit legal drama Bull.

One of the big draws of Tesla is that they’re definitely not like other car companies, from their cars, how they design them, to their company-owned stores. That can be a refreshing break from the old guard, and it can also turn into an extended explanation for why the legacy companies do at least some things a certain way: It works.

Who’s the best team on the indie scene? You tell us. Every week, three of New York City’s top indie improv teams converge onstage to see who can deliver the best fully improvised show. The champ is chosen solely by the audience vote so the future’s in your hands! The winning team will come back the following week to defend their title and after three wins, they head off to the big show: Cage Match at UCB Chelsea, the OG of improv competitions. Hosted by The Mannequin Room (Lou Gonzalez, Chrissie Gruebel and Brian Urreta).

At the Dawn of the new century, everything is changing…and anything is possible. Set in the volatile melting pot of turn-of-the-century New York, three distinctly American tales are woven together – that of a stifled upper-class wife, a determined Jewish immigrant and a daring young Harlem musician – united by their courage, compassion and belief in the promise of the future. Together, they confront history’s timeless contradictions of wealth and poverty, freedom and prejudice, hope and despair… and what it means to live in America.

A panel of original characters performed by the best comedic minds in the city attempt to answer obscure quiz questions correctly… or at least to the best of their ability.