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The mouse also possesses 16.8 million customizable color options and mechanical switches capable of withstanding 50 million clicks. If your gamer is a MOBA fan, the durable switches will come in handy as MOBAs usually involve a lot of clicking. The DeathAdder has seven buttons that can be assigned a specific function via the Razer Synapse software. All in all, this is the perfect ambidextrous all-purpose mouse the gift receiver can easily adapt to StarCraft, Witcher 3, Overwatch or any other popular gaming title.

A recent addition to the backyard is a new pool, its bright blue a striking contrast to the deep green grass.

This lightweight, cozy duvet comforter has box-style stitching that keeps fill from shifting around and it comes in twin, queen, and king sizes. The hypoallergenic duvet is great for anyone with allergies, and is considered a year-round comforter that keeps you cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

Few months back I almost pulled the trigger on the Bolt and was about to cancel my Model 3 reservation. However, I saw the first Model 3 up close and sat in it and I was convinced. Model 3 blew my mind… amazing car and just gorgeous compared to the Bolt. Also convinced me that Big Auto is failing big time… really sad. I’ll wait and even forgo the full $7500 credit and more than willing to tolerate the little bugs.

Oh, so what? Consumer Reports has lost all credibility with their reviews and recommendations (or not) for Tesla Cars. CR even flip-flopped on recommending the Model S just because there was a delay in the promised OTA upgrade for the automatic braking system! Then of course they re-recommended it after Tesla released that update, because that gave CR an excuse to run another Tesla-related article.

Premier night of outrageous NY performance. Variety as it should be. **Ticket price includes Midnight Show!** Set times are 9:30pm, 10:30pm, 12am & 1am

The Classic Aeron Chair was designed for Herman Miller by designers Bill Stumpf and Don Chadwick. Almost immediately, it was added to the permanent collection of the New York Museum of Modern Art. This now-iconic chair broke every convention in office chair design when it was introduced. Instead of foam padding, its seat and backrest were made of a breathable woven suspension membrane called Pellicle, which eliminates pressure and heat buildup as you sit. This model also features PostureFit Sacral Support—another industry first—to keep the seated spine in healthful alignment and combat fatigue. Building on the designers’ belief that everyone deserves a great chair, Classic Aeron comes in three sizes—small (A), medium (B), and large (C)—allowing it to fit a wider range of people than any office chair. Guided by a height-weight ratio, Herman Miller recommends Size B for people between 5’5" and 6’2" in height and weighing between 150 and 230 pounds. People with body types outside that…

Like with my first vaporizer review, the prospect of reviewing a gaming chair struck me as a unique one when I was first approached with it, if only because of how uniquely unqualified I was to do it. The extent of my gaming knowledge peaked with the N64 I got when I was 7, the most recent game I’ve played was Borderlands 2, and I can’t even think of a third gaming-related thing to complete this list.

Witness the international film premiere of From One Guy To Another: a short film by James Dwyer, Jackie Jennings and Mike Breen that follows James and Jackie as they embark on an adventure navigating friendship, success and the international restaurant properties of Guy Fieri. Featuring performances from NYC’s best comedians. James and Jackie are hosts of the monthly showcase of insane ideas called A Big Dumb Thing. In April of 2017 they decided to eat at two different Guy Fieri Restaurants in two different countries in under 24 hours as featured on Mashable. Mike Breen is a director and videographer whose work has been featured on VICE.

Off the den, in what was originally a large closet, the Hills built a two-story playhouse for the children. It even has a secret opening that leads to their bedroom wing.

(DAMAGH BE SABKE IRANI) Starting out by contrasting brutal footage of the Iran-Iraq War with the posh ski resort now standing where many of its battles took place, NOSE, IRANIAN STYLE documents a generation in search of an identity, and often resorting to plastic surgery as a means to express itself. Per capita, Iran is the plastic surgery capital of the world. Oskouei talks to members of the film industry, intellectuals, and ordinary people who are planning to get nose jobs for various reasons. Rather than simply condemning the prevalence of plastic surgery – although it’s clear that the director is alarmed by the phenomenon – Oskouei suggests that it reflects a void created by an empty pop culture, rigid religious dictates, and a lack of real options for Iranian youth. He focuses on both men and women who have gone under the knife, or wish to do so. In NOSE, IRANIAN STYLE, Oskouei depicts people who are far more privileged than the subjects of his trilogy about teenagers and prison, but whose lives seem just as troubled beneath the surface. Preceded by: MARYAM OF HENGAM ISLAND / MARYAM JAZIREHYE HENGAM (2005, 26 min, digital. In Farsi with English subtitles.)

Yep, singling Tesla out with a vacuous criticism that applies to literally every company ever. Pretty much what I was expecting.