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Last week, WAN hosted two passionate jury sessions to decide upon a pair of shortlists for the education sector in the world's largest architectural awards programme; one unbuilt, the other completed. This category allows for imaginative architecture to flourish. With a series of energetic and visionary responses spread over the table, even our panel of experts for the unbuilt category, which included Dominique Oliver of Pollard and Thomas Architects, Richard Keating of ORMS and David Cole of Building Trust International, found themselves scratching their heads and struggling to identify flaws in the schemes and make concrete decisions.
Instead their approach to the selection of the shortlisted six quickly turned to the identification and comparison of assets boasted by the projects. This spanned from the articulation of elegant design solutions to an expression of sympathy for the environment. By these means, the judging session became an exciting yet careful process of selecting those that came up trumps, with remote contributions from Aaron B. Schwartz of Perkins Eastman.
This year's much-desired shortlist includes a wide geographical spread of schemes from Sharon Davis Design's Women's Opportunity Center in Rwanda to Abin Design Studio's SPA Bhopal project in India and The Knightsbridge Schools International in Geneva, Switzerland by Studio Seilern Architects. Our jury panel was aided in their decision by University of Brighton Architecture Student Lauren Ferrell and Jessica Tang, also studying at the University of Brighton sat in on the WAN AWARDS Education Sector Completed jury session.
In this year's selection of the Education Sector Completed Shortlist the judges were looking for projects that either 'blur the lines between playing and learning for the young' (Gitte Andersen, SIGNAL), or not only 'encourage learning but potentially be innovative in pushing the typology of architecture in an educational environment' (Sarah Williams, Aedas).
The panel's selection of entries all promote an individual style or take on design and simultaneously do so through clear presentation of the project. The jury session got off to a positive start with the Hawkins/Brown project The Hub at Coventry University universally agreed to be a 'tool to provide learning in' (Gitte Andersen, SIGNAL) and a 'support space which encourages learning' (Maria Nesdale, Gensler).
After looking at a few projects it appeared that the judges held very similar choices for the shortlist though their reasons for specific selections often varied. This was also the case with the remote judge whose shortlist nearly matched that chosen by the panel present project for project. Another entry chosen was the Fai-Fah scheme in Thailand by SPARK which instantly had a very positive reaction highlighting the presence of colour which made the project 'quite unique...not a huge intervention' yet you could 'see the ethos of the client in the presentation and the building' (Maria Nesdale, Gensler).
Our jury panel took a shine to The Central Saint Martins project with its 'great example of sustainable architecture' (Sarah Williams, Aedas). With spaces filling, the project submitted by JCY Architects & Urban Designers for Trades North was a strong contender for the shortlist with it being noted as 'interesting, seeing the interaction between practice and theory' (Gitte Andersen, SIGNAL). The scheme saw JCY Architects & Urban Designers 'pushing boundaries in terms of an innovative approach' (Sarah Williams, Aedas) and was 'fascinating in many ways' (Maria Nesdale, Gensler) however it was pipped at the post by ikon.5 architects' School of Art and Design at New York State College of Ceramics as the panel were inspired by integration of the building's function into its exterior profile.
Lauren Ferrell and Jessica Tang Architecture Students at the University of Brighton
Unbuilt Women's Opportunity Center, Kayonza, Rwanda - Sharon Davis Design CEDEI (Developed Child Center), São Paulo, Brazil - +K ARQUITETOS SPA Bhopal, Bhopal, India - Abin Design Studio Case Western Reserve University - Tinkham Veale University Center, Cleveland, United States - Perkins+Will Knightsbridge Schools International, Geneva, Switzerland - Studio Seilern Architects Kuwait University Teaching School, Shidadiyah, Kuwait - Perkins+Will
Completed The Hub - Coventry University, Coventry, United Kingdom - HawkinsBrown Fai-Fah, Bangkok, Thailand - SPARK New University of the Arts London Campus - Central Saint Martins, London, United Kingdom - Stanton Williams Ravenswood School for Girls, Gordon, Australia - BVN School of Art and Design at New York State College of Ceramics, Alfred, New York, United States - ikon.5 architects Hinman Research Building, Atlanta, United States - Lord, Aeck & Sargent in collaboration with Office dA
For the first time ever, the WAN AWARDS jury panels selected a number of submissions to be longlisted for the inaugural ECO AWARD. Each lucky scheme added to this list has demonstrated outstanding eco credentials, even if they were not shortlisted for the award category into which they entered. The longlist will be compiled from every WAN AWARD entry submitted in 2012 with a full longlist announced at the end of the year and winner revealed in early 2013.
Our ECO AWARD longlist entries from the Education Sector are the following:
The Hub - Coventry University, Coventry, United Kingdom - HawkinsBrown New University of the Arts London Campus - Central Saint Martins, London, United Kingdom - Stanton Williams The Gateway Building - Sutton Bonington, Nottingham, United Kingdom - Make Kangan Institute, Automotive Centre of Excellence, Stage 2, Melbourne, Australia - Gray Puksand Hinman Research Building, Atlanta, United States - Lord, Aeck & Sargent in collaboration with Office dA SPA Bhopal, Bhopal, India - Abin Design Studio Campus Park Skara, Skara, Sweden - AART architects
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Adding this one to the brew list!
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Glad people are liking this. The higher mash temp is akin to Lagunitas IPA where it gets a very solid malty backbone, but it is also higher in alcohol. I really enjoy how "soft" it is for being so big and bold. Delicious for sure! So much response, I just moved this up to the top of my list of things to brew again! Just did up a lighter summer beer, then maybe a quick pale ale to fill the void, and then this guy again just in time for harvest...woo hoo!
I just bought the ingredients to do this fellow up again. Maybe I will throw it together while I do my Barleywine this Friday. Busy brewday. Start early morning with this and then onto the Barleywine for a long ass day full of debauchery. I will try to take some pictures along the day, though I need to have a smaller glass than my last brewday I am going to go with Columbus at 60min as I have that on hand and the rest will be the same Hey Baja Brewer, how did yours turn out in the end? Did it dry out too much for it or did it retain the malty profile?
Courage les garçons, et patience, vos femmes vont finir par apprécier la bière !
I am thinking of just throwing some malts together and making a really high alcohol beer. Probably like 30lbs two row, a little six row, some chocolate, some wheat and some crystal. Maybe even some victory, munich or vienna for a little something different. Aiming for at least 1.100. You better get on that IPA otherwise you are going to lose all of the hop aromatics.
This recipe looks interesting. I should point out that RR makes a great IPA, sold only on tap, that is like a Pliny light, much less harsh than Blind Pig. Perhaps this is closer to that?
Negative there Ghost Rider. They have the Russian River IPA which is still a pretty hearty IPA. Then coming up in a month is the Pliny the Younger, which is a 10% IIPA that is really tasty. This Pliny the Middle child is a bit more body than Pliny the Elder because of the higher mash temp and higher final gravity. However, I really find Pliny the Elder to have a bit crisper hop flavor most likely due to the extracts that they are using and the lower FG. I get a bit more of a leafy hop flavor (like the flavor of cooked herbs, where you taste the actual leaf and not just the high flavors) in this IPA since it uses hops and not the oils only.
Yeah, that is what I am saying. You get all of the high notes and acids when using the extracts. When using the hops you can taste the character of the hop leaf/pellet, which is a different kind of flavor. In the end though, this still is a little higher FG and so is technically a different beer in many many ways. I really wanted a highly hopped beer that was absolutely screaming hops in its aroma in the way that Pliny the Elder does. I was quite happy with how this turned out in that manor.
Vinnie is always willing to talk to us homebrewers and answer questions. One time we sat down and he talked the whole process of Pliny from start to finish. From what I remember he uses 2 row and Carapils with very light crystal 15L and quite a bit of sugar. He prefers to mash low as he likes it to dry out. CZT hops are a must. He also dry hops warm and cold because they contribute different flavors at different temps.


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They also did not seem to understand that Wind Turbines are great bird whackers and kill more birds per year than lit up skyscrappers in Toronto.
What exactly is the correlation here. Are wind Turbines supposed the replace skyscrappers. Wouldnt it make more sense to compare the numbers of birds killed to the enviromental effects of othes ways to produce energy?
They also did not understand that the fabrication of solar cells required extremely toxic chemicals such as Selinium and also required large tracts of land (thus cut down the trees or plow under farmland) to power entire cities.
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Tired of conventional shorter and looking for a fresh take on the multi player FPS arena, Give this game chance.
What I am not going to do is whine about how the online is laggy, or textures are not loading in properly. These are all problems with the launch and will be fixed so there is no point talking about how "bad" the game is due to bad launch bugs.
There are no excuse for them but there is also no need to sit there and down play the game due to these.
Common Complaints and Misconceptions:
1. Grenades are useless and hardly damage my enemies. - This is a very common complaint I have read on a variety of different sites. The grenades are not meant to be spammed and hurled across the map Killing anyone who happens to be near. They are designed to be a crowd control weapon by knocking everyone to the floor and stunning them for a bit.
2. It takes for ever to kill someone. - Once again I have heard this on a ton of different sites. This can not be further from the truth. while it does take more then normal to kill an enemy it is nothing drastic at all. If you have an enemy in your site and have the proper weapon for the distance of the firefight, Most of the time you can drop them before they get a chance to react. Things like body armor, health buffs and other things add more health but it is nothing extreme at all. Ontop of that the health buffs and body armor can be countered with damage buffs and armor piercing rounds.
3. The game gets repetitive. - Due to the game only having 1 game mode many people complain that it gets repetivie. But in reality there are multiple game modes with in that one game mode. Some have you escorting while others have you defending a point from the other. All with in the same game mode. It is more of a "dynamic" mode rather then one set in pure stone like TDM or CTF.
What I personally Love about the game:
1. The MMO feel of the classes, weapons and skills. Everything has a specific role and the all work together fairly well so far in my experience with the game. You can get damage buffs, Health buffs, Skills that inform your team of the where abouts of the rest of their team. You even get extra buffs and abilities when you capture command points spread about the map. I could write a ton about the different classes, abilities and weapons and how they all fit specific roles and the synergy between them but it is too much for me to write and i am not that willing.
2. its not your typical Call of duty, Halo, socom style of game. Some will probably be mad that I put all of those games in there but brink is unlike any of those games. Many will say it is team fortress but it even varies it self from team fortress.
3. Customization, the customization in the game is pretty fun and you can really make your character different from the rest.There really isn't much more i can say bout the customization other then it is more then what you see in most Shooter games these days. There are some odd choices like the ability to not change weapon skins, or tattoos. But overall the customization is really nice.
4. Movement system known as Smart. Smart is not perfect but it gives you a freedom of movement not seen in many games. The ability to just vault over nearly any obstacle in your path means you dont get stuck in odd positions like you do other games.
What I would like to see improved:
1. A little more customization in the looks of the weapons. you can not change the color of your weapons at all but have a wide variety of death dealing accessorys to add which helps alleviate the problem of no skin change.
2. Multiplayer Meta game Where you pick one of the two sides and fight for control of a map where every win helps you control a section of the ark similar to how mag handled their massive war.
Final Words
Brink is a fantastic start to a new IP that has plenty of room to grow and truly figure out how to handle it self among the big boys. I am afraid how ever that this game will be frowned upon and thrown to the side due to how different it is. Embrace a little bit of change and give this game a whirl.


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Shipping Rates. Make Your Own Mixes. Make Your Own Mixes. Did You Know... Over the years I've done a lot of web surfing.
Today it still amazes me, that I am able to find just about anything online. Some things may take a little bit of searching while others are just a mouse click away. One thing that just makes me giddy all over is when I am randomly bouncing around from site to site and suddenly I discover something new. Something that makes me think "Why did I not discover this sooner? " Some of these new ideas (new to me atleast) have made life just a little easier. Get Rid of Household Odors with Vanilla Extract. Slow cooker marinara. I've made a few variations of red sauce for Budget Bytes, but this one is definitely the best of the best.
I don't like using my slow cooker for everything, but for a few things it works complete magic (beans and meat, for instance). The magical long, slow cooking process caramelizes the sugars in the tomatoes and creates a depth of flavor that can't be matched! Plus, what more could you ask for than to just throw some ingredients in a pot, forget about it for 8 hours, and then come back to a rich, delicious red sauce?
The price of this recipe will depend greatly on what you're able to get your canned tomatoes for. When I made the original (non-slow cooker) version of this recipe a couple of years ago, I paid almost half what I paid for canned tomatoes today. How To Freeze Food — Timeline, Tips and Don'ts. I have been trying to freeze more foods lately.
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This is party time with a real Wild West difference. There's got to be beef, Ladd's grilled tenderloins, twice-baked potatoes, crunchy fresh corn casserole and homemade ranch dressing over iceberg wedges. It's a family affair, so the kids and cowboys are helping and sister-in-law Missy's bringing dessert. Then it's Ladd and Ree's guns and roping throwdown - may the best man or woman win. Little School House on the Prairie : The Pioneer Woman. School's in at the lodge where it's homeschool Co-Op day. The night before Ree gets ahead with Strawberry Oatmeal Bars. The next day, up at the lodge, they're joined by the other moms and kids where Strawberry Jam is the first period in a cool lesson mixing science and cooking, followed by a nature trail around the ranch while Ree makes lunch for the hungry kids -- Broccoli Cheese Soup on hollowed out bread bowls. (Episode: WU0204H) Easiest Comfort Foods Videos. Pepperoni Pizza Pocket Recipe : Jeff Mauro.
For those in my life who prefer soft cookies. - Popular Food. Shrimp With Avocado-Mango Salsa: Recipes. Two Timin' Pasta. Have you ever eaten at an Italian restaurant and found yourself torn between pasta with alfredo or marinara?! Ummm…me?! Not so much. I'm a marinara girl all the way, but every now and then I like a little alfredo in my life. I love this pasta because it combines the best of both worlds and ohmiword…it.is.GOOD. Is it more moist? The Hellman's chocolate mayonnaise cake IS indeed - Norfolk Dessert. I was a little taken aback when a friend told me about a chocolate mayonnaise cake. The idea sounded gross to me since I'm a die hard mustard girl, a loyal oil and vinegar girl and I detest mayonnaise and all it stands for.
I won't even let the guy at subway cut the $5 foot long with that knife because I am quite certain he cut a few dozen mayonnaise laden sandwiches with it previous to mine. I won't even eat at the same table if my husband has a chicken sandwich and I see the mayo oozing out from under the bun as it's in my field of vision. I think I've made my point but in case I neglected to do so please contact me for more of my anti-mayonnaise rants.
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1 Like snow in summer, and as rain in harvest, So honor is not fitting for a fool. | 1 Like snow in summer or rain in harvest, honor is not fitting for a fool. |
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4 But now God has provided peace all around - no one against us, nothing at odds with us. | 4 But now the LORD my God has given me rest on every side, and there is no adversary or disaster. |
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How to Meet Your Husband in 2012
So how do you become The Chooser in your life? First, you stop WAITING for opportunities to find YOU. Specifically, you stop sitting around, hoping some guy will notice you. You STOP attending singles events and lurking on online dating sites just hoping and praying someone will see you, fall madly in love with you, and rescue you from your humdrum life.
Instead, you get ballsy, put yourself out there, smile, make eye contact, and talk to men on a daily basis (at the grocery store, in the latte line, in the elevator at work, at the gym, in line for popcorn at the movies, while rollerblading on the beach, on the subway, at the bookstore, while volunteering for that cause near and dear to your heart, while enjoying live music at your favorite hot spot, at the chiropractor, at yoga class, etc.) See how many opportunities there are in every day life to make eye contact, smile, and strike up a conversation? Have fun with this!
Step 5: Understand the Difference Between Mr. Wrong, Mr. Next, and Mr. Right
As you start meeting men in 2012, pay attention to which category you put them in. Mr. Wrong is the guy you've dated and ultimately assessed that he does not measure up to your long term wants, needs, and desires. Mr. Next is a guy you've met and started to get to know. He shows a whole lot of promise, and yet you're withholding your final decision until you find out more about him. He could be your husband, but for now he's Mr. Next. And that's a good thing! Mr. Right is that elusive, once or twice in a lifetime guy who comes along, meets your wants, needs, and requirements, shares similar goals and plans for the future, and is interested and available for commitment with you. AND, you are interested in him and available for commitment with him. Trust me, this guy is worth the wait. If you haven't found him yet, you're well on your way.
For more tips on how to meet your husband in 2012, enroll in my free 30 Day Get Out There Challenge for Singles.
You can also pick up my e-book How to Meet Your Husband: Unlock the 5 Essential Secrets to STOP Attracting Jerks, Get Out Of Your Dating Desert, and Manifest Mr. Right.


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Gov. Jan Brewer is no stranger to lawsuits. It looks as is she may be facing another one. This time it won't be from the federal government, but rather from Democratic state lawmakers who are up in arms over her attempt to drop the extended coverage to approximately 250,000 Arizonans who have been riding the health care gravy train, better known as AHCCCS.
Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) is Arizona's "Cadillac" health care program that has been providing free health care to low income Arizonans for years. AHCCCS, a Medicaid entitlement program, was extended a decade ago to cover over a quarter of a million state residents and this extension needs to be put out of our misery. The state of Arizona can't afford it and the rest of us who pay for our own health care have had enough.
First, it comes down to economics. As a state, we are facing our fourth straight year of budget deficits. State lawmakers face an estimated $763 million shortfall this year and $1.15 billion on 2012. These deficits are unsustainable, and if we don't make some tough decisions, will drive this state into financial ruin.
Opponents will criticize Gov. Brewer and other Republicans for being heartless and not caring for the poor. Quite the contrary. Arizona is one of six states that provides this most generous health care handout. It doesn't come down to whether we want to continue this free health care extension. It comes down the fact that we can't afford it.
Arizona is like any hard-working family. When we face tough financial times we need to make cuts. It is paramount that we find ways to balance the budget.
I, for one, support the governor's decision to drop coverage to the nearly 250,000 Arizonians who have been freeloading off this extension of no cost coverage. I'm not rich. I don't make a ton of money. I am sure not wealthy by the president's standards, but I have made health care a priority for my family.
My wife has a pre-existing condition that has proven to be expensive. I pay more than $800 per month to ensure that my family is covered. That's a lot of money and results in financial hardships at times for our family of four. We get no assistance from the state of Arizona. And, on top of the $800 per month I shell out to make sure my family is covered, I have been paying additional monies through my taxes to provide health care for others.
I keep thinking of the car I could be driving if I was on AHCCCS. $800 per month could buy me a sweet ride. Again, I make the sacrifices so that my family is covered in the event that my wife's pre-existing condition flares up again. I am gracious to my fellow Arizonians by not putting my financial onus on them. I make the sacrifice so you don't have to.
I don't mind helping less fortunate people, but as President Obama has clearly pointed out to America, we all need to make sacrifices and we all should have "skin" in the game. Imagine if the 250,000 childless adults that will lose coverage were paying a mere $50 per month for their health care. That would equate to more than $12 million per month or $147 million per year. Now multiply that by the 10 years that the AHCCCS coverage extension has been implemented. You get the point.
No matter what side of the aisle you fall on, lawmakers need to make tough decisions and entitlement programs need to be cut. Whether you like her or not, Gov. Brewer is making these tough decisions for the betterment of the great state of Arizona.
Michael Weinstein is co-host of the "The Mike & Winey Show" and can be heard from 7-8 a.m. Sundays at KFYI (550 AM). He can be reached at email@example.com.


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I'm looking for a small tree to plant in calichi type soil. A Catawba crape myrtle was planted in the spot last spring. It's very chlorotic. None of my mature crape myrtles are looking very good; all have reddish pale leaves. Whether it's from the cold, drought, soil or what I don't know, but this one is the worst in spite of my best efforts at fertilization and definitley has to go. The Polo verde 'desert museum' is appealing for it's green bark, but it may not like calciferous soil either. If you have experience with it, or have suggestions for a smallish ornamentral tree it will be appreciated. It's the little stunted bushy thing in the foreground that I'm talking about. Edit: Also looking at a totally different type of plant: rusty blackhaw viburnum. Any thoughts on that one? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Palo verde 'desert museum' trees ...
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Hi Ragna, They pop up all over here at the new place. I haven't seen any this year, yet but there is one in Tweed's bed I have to move. It is only about 2 ft |
Jolana, maybe you better put it in a pot when you dig it up ... :-) |
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I LOVE rusty blackhaw viburnum! They're native on my property in east Texas, but hard to transplant. They're pretty slow growers too, but that may be because my native soil is sugar sand. Love the flowers in the spring, the shiny leaves, the berries (blue!) and the fall foliage color. It is said to be adaptable soil-wise, so you should give it a try! |
Thank you for the good words about rusty blackhaw viburnum.. It's definitely under consideration. If not in 'the' spot, for somewhere. I don't know why I haven't planted it before. Not having seen one growing I think to my mind the name never made it sound very pretty ... LOL. |
Roselee, Have you considered goldenball leadtree (Leucaena retusa)? Should do well in your soil. Main weakness seems to be that branches can suffer wind or ice damage. Our seed start is still too small to claim any real experience with it, but like the open canopy for a tight spot in the back-yard. RBV seems like a great plant, ours is attractive even as a VERY small thing. Edit - Removed GW(?) link insertion on "backy@rd" keyword. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Goldenball Leadtree, Wahootree, Littleleaf Leadtree, Lemonball, Little Leucaena
This post was edited by bostedo on Sun, May 18, 14 at 11:17
Bostedo, that's an excellent suggestion and the thought of Goldenball leadtree had already crossed my mind. Quite a while ago I had two of them, one in the front yard and one in back. I loved them. But after they got to be fairly mature they both started to leak sap at the junction of a limb and the trunk. Anybody else have that happen? I never figured out why, but being impatient to try something else I took them out. But being such a beautiful little tree it might be worth trying again. I don't have a picture of the whole tree, but here's a couple of the flowers. |
Roselee, Thanks for the goldenball photos and comments. Don't know if that seepage is normal, but have suspected there may be issues as they get older besides breakage because the young trees look so nice, but we don't see many of them around. Our dwarf peaches do that, but have been told it is normal because of the relatively large water uptake from the standard root stock on which the dwarfs are grafted. Suppose too much water could cause similar thing with GLT? We get a "cleansing" wind/ice storm every 6 or 7 years, so know it's risky here anyway. Will probably try a hop tree if it eventually fails. |
This post was edited by bostedo on Sun, May 18, 14 at 16:46
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Eddy Cue joins Ferrari board of directors
Apple's head of Internet software and services, Eddy Cue, is now a member of the board of directors at Ferrari. Ferrari announced on Wednesday that Apple's well-known dealmaker has joined the board and will bring his Internet commerce experience to the company.
Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo said in a statement that "I am delighted that Eddy Cue, one of the main driving forces behind Apple's range of revolutionary products, has now joined our board. His huge experience in the dynamic, innovative world of the Internet will be of great assistance to us."
Cue also chimed in about his appointment, extolling his fondness for the company, "I am pleased and proud to become a member of the board," Cue said. "I have personally dreamed of owning a Ferrari since I was 8 years old and have been lucky to be an owner for the past five years. I continue to be awed by the world-class design and engineering that only Ferrari can do."
This isn't the only interaction between the Italian car maker and Apple. Earlier this year, di Montezemolo confirmed that he sat down for two hours with Apple CEO Tim Cook to discuss business strategy and management. He said the two companies "share the the same passion, the same love for the product" as well as the same "maniacal attention to technology, but also to design."
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