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He even channelled a former Liverpool player in his celebration, as he mirrored a celebration Fernando Torres used to do against United. Wilson also just happens to look a bit like the Spaniard. 

I use my radial arm saw, with a blade specific for metal. It cuts a remarkably smooth flat surface with a slight pebbled surface finish.

With your phone, the operating system itself is one of the most likely candidates to cause the issue. My [Geoff's] 2-year-old Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge started to get burn-in after about a year. It started showing up very subtly, but after 18 months I bet most people would have noticed it. The top info bar where the notifications appear, and the lower third where the keyboard would show, didn’t age as much as the remaining middle area. Since it was brighter, the middle area aged faster, so it "burned in" more. I noticed the difference if I was watching something full screen, a video say, and the image went to a solid color.

Some of Nolan’s biggest frustrations are with the changing nature of campaigns, which are increasingly fueled by money from outside groups the candidates themselves can’t control. In his own district, outside groups spent $9.6 million this election; most of it was from organizations paying for negative ads against Democrat Joe Radinovich, who lost to Stauber.

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Nordeon, an innovative lighting company with over 60 years of experience, was founded in October of 2012 with the acquisition of Philips’ luminaire manufacturing and development site in Springe, Germany. Subsequently, the Nordeon Group was formed, comprised of a group of agile independent operating brands, each fulfilling a certain segment of the lighting market.

"With extended long-term use, OLED displays can also show slight visual changes. This is also expected behavior and can include ‘image persistence’ or ‘burn-in,’ where the display shows a faint remnant of an image even after a new image appears on the screen."

STORMBELL is a configurable luminaire system which unites timeless styling and classic form with state-of-the-art LED function. The luminaire features an extruded aluminum housing with a high-gloss white finish and polycarbonate shades in a choice of white, black, or opal finishes. Optional accessories include a honeycomb louver, clear tempered glass lens, or an opal glass lens for diffusion and added light control. The companion STORMBELL DECO model includes an illuminated band between the housing and shade to create visual interest and ambience. 

At eight-thirty on a recent morning, Heatherwick sat with Stuart Wood, a senior colleague, at a round table in the King’s Cross studio. Heatherwick said, “What I like about stairs—as soon as you start using your body, it breaks down potential artistic bullshit, because there’s just an immediacy to straining your leg.” His work consistently embraces the public appetite for near-art experiences: visual and experiential novelty, ideally in a noncommercial setting, delivered without the distractions of ambiguities or subtext. Other artists and designers harness the same desire: the German artist Carsten Höller recently attached a helter-skelter slide to Kapoor’s ArcelorMittal Orbit tower. But Heatherwick is unusual, and perhaps canny, for making work that’s widely understood to be sculptural, and that sells at auction as sculpture, even as he relieves those who experience his products from the burden of paying heightened attention. The Olympic cauldron was given an award as the best British work of visual art of 2012, but, Heatherwick told me, “I’m not an artist.” And he suggested that it would have been a mistake, at Hudson Yards, to cause anyone to “wonder what the artist had meant.” (Jonathan Jones, the Guardian’s art critic, has written, of Heatherwick, “If he were an artist, he would be a really bad one.” The Olympic cauldron, he said, did its symbolic work well—separate nations, together—but “it did not have any deep poetic secret.” And B of the Bang was a “monstrous and clunking expression of a slight idea.”)