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‘I know we are a good team. We knew we wanted to come here, play our football and go toe-to-toe with United and we came out on top,’ said Wilson. 

On a morning in September, before dawn, a tugboat was pushing a loaded barge from Newark Bay to Manhattan, at the pace of a kayak. In the galley, a crew member fried onions. On the bridge, the captain, Stephen Cluett, dryly referred to the morning’s work as “a Carnival cruise without Kathie Lee and the cocktails.” As the boat went under the Bayonne Bridge, Cluett had a view of the Tribute in Light searchlights, commemorating the 9/11 attacks; as the searchlights faded into first light, the boat passed the Statue of Liberty.

We have a 4WD Rav 4 that we use as a work truck for heavy lifting. Hoping to replace that with something electric in the next couple of years. The Sur-Ron can only carry about 50lbs of stuff safely.

Miller had just been preparing to embark on a U.S. tour after releasing his most recent album, “Swimming,” on Aug. 3. It was set to kick off on Oct. 27 in San Francisco.

For clarity’s sake, I did just that in the image below: I chopped down an extrusion with my chop saw, butted it flush against another profile, and fastened it down with a T-plate connector. Can you see any issues? (Hint: zoom in)

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In a perfect world, these extruded profiles and brackets would behave like the LEGO bricks of our hey-day. In that world, profiles and brackets would only fit together in a limited range of configurations–each of which guarantees some sort of constrained relationship between those parts. Put better, as MIT Media Labs’ founder [Prof Gershenfeld] would say, “the metrology comes from the parts“. [Gershenfeld’s] best example of this concept is with LEGO bricks. Since each brick is properly dimensioned and only accepts certain configurations by which other bricks can connect to it, we can predict the sizes our our Lego configurations just by keeping track of all parts we used and how each part connects to the other. (Of course, this concept assumes that bricks are manufactured “ideally,” which , for all intents and purposes of the folks out there playing with LEGO, we’ll assume is true.) In that world, we wouldn’t need to measure anything, or, as [Gershenfeld] would say, “you don’t need a ruler to play LEGO.” Why? Because simply by inherent nature of the part metrology, assembling parts together would preserve an ideal geometric relationship between them. As a result we’d get two benefits: first, our components would fit together only in a limited number of configurations; second, once we assembled our components, their dimensions would directly reflect the CAD model.

“It’s such a shame,” Heatherwick said. “I got an e-mail saying, ‘This is a vanity project blocking a view of St. Paul’s Cathedral’! And you go, ‘I wonder what the biggest vanity project in the city ever was? Probably St. Paul’s!’ ” He had previously observed that “there was a huge resistance to St. Paul’s being built.” This point—a striking one to add to a conversation about vanity—has been echoed by Joanna Lumley, who has said, “When St. Paul’s was built, London went mad with rage, and said, ‘Take this filthy building down.’ ” Adrian Tinniswood, the author of “His Invention So Fertile: A Life of Christopher Wren,” told me that this isn’t true; the most one could say is that, amid joyful appreciation of the new cathedral, some Londoners offered “quibbles.”

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