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The plan for all countries involved is to take back lessons learned to their respective governments and suggest new requirements that will improve interoperability. But even with technical means in place, there are still policy hurdles to be overcome.

Two theaters let audiences watch from car seats. It’ll be your own car next year when Mixed Blood Theatre stages “Autonomy,” which audiences will view while driving from scene to scene in a parking garage. And Frank Theatre repurposed old car seats for its production of “A.” Said artistic director Knox, “It kind of fit with the set, which was a mishmash of old couches and car seats and scavenged stuff.”

Hip Hop and Comedy has always co-existed but never like this. The forces have been combined like never before by CIPHA SOUNDS (Chappelle show, ROCnation, Hot 97). Every Tuesday Cipha Sounds and his team, A Tribe Called YES, the best improvisers and comedians ever, create a comedy show all completely made up on the spot. No script, no rehearsal, all freestyle, based on the real life stories of Hip Hop celebrities and personalities. Some past guest have been 2 Chainz, Swizz Beats, Wu-Tang clan, Quest Love, Victor Cruz, Jadakiss, Action Bronson, and even Childish Gambino.

Inside a Redwood tree off the coast of California; within a tunnel by Snoqualmie Pass; on an airstrip in Marble, Colorado; in a wild daisy field near Crested Butte—these are just a few of the places Los Angeles trio, Magic Giant, recorded its debut album, aptly titled, In the Wind (Washington Square/Razor & Tie). Austin Bisnow (lead vocals), Zambricki Li (banjo, violin, harmonica), and Zang (acoustic guitar, cello) welcomed nature into the fold as their unofficial fourth member. "It was fate," recalls Zambricki. "We were scheduled to play all these festivals—Electric Forest, Wanderlust, Lightning in a Bottle—that just so happened to be in really beautiful parts of the country." During Spring 2016, the boys bought a shuttle bus, converted it into a solar-powered mobile recording studio, added a California King on hydraulics, and fondly named her Queen Elizabeth. "There were spaces of time between shows where we could get creative," explains Zang. "Using the bus to power microphones, we recorded outside—literally In The Wind—across North America." "Living in the city, it’s easy to forget how enchanting the road can be," Zang adds. "We recorded anywhere and everywhere. There wer… (read more)

This ball chair is designed for sitting and comes in a variety of slip-covers, including this modern-looking gray felt, so you can get the benefits of sitting on a ball without making your office look like a gym.

If you want to pick up the best controller for a PC Gamer that owns an Oculus Rift VR, you’d better consider the Oculus Touch. If your recipient also has an Xbox One, you can get an Xbox Design Lab Controller, too. If he/ she is playing mainly on PC, every controller of a decent quality should work fine. Still, if you are not willing to compromise on quality, go for the Oculus Touch.

“This chair is amazing. It stands up and possibly surpasses similar models at office-supply stores that cost at least double the price. It couldn’t have been any easier to assemble. I had it done in about ten minutes after getting it unboxed. Very comfortable and sturdy, the materials are nice and solid, and it also looks great. If you’re looking for an excellent computer chair and don’t want to pay an arm and a leg, look no further. This is the one. I can’t think of a single thing I don’t love about this chair, and I’ve had several very expensive executive chairs in the past to gauge my appreciation of this one.”

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Every life has a soundtrack… Colin Devlin’s "Democracy of One" is not a debut, it’s our reintroduction to an Irish songwriter who has crafted unforgettable soundscapes for over a decade. Led by Colin Devlin and his brother Peter, The Devlins refined their cinematic rock sound via a series of internationally-acclaimed albums that generated tracks used in dozens of film and television productions ranging from HBO’s ‘Six Feet Under’ to ‘Batman Forever’ and ‘Closer’. Their 1993 debut "Drift" received a four-star review in Rolling Stone, and subsequent efforts won praise worldwide. Now, singer Colin Devlin strikes out on his own with a warm, intimate album of personal reflections helmed by Pierre Marchand (Sarah McLachlan, Rufus Wainwright) and featuring drummer Matt Chamberlain (Tori Amos, Morrisey, Kanye West), with assists from Tom Sokolof, Fred Bouchard, Emm Gryner and Lloyd Cole. While The Devlins’ athmospheric grooves consistently transcended both genre and era, "Democracy of One" takes Colin Devlin’s reputation for erudite simplicity to another level. Devlin’s new songs expore the language of a seasoned songwriter both lyrically and sonically: lush arrangements play… (read more)

The tiny Bolt (or Sonic with a battery) has more legroom and headroom compared to the large Model S. In both the front seat and back seat. Any questions?

One of the easiest ways to ensure you don’t suffer from that long-term damage is to upgrade your office chair and make sure you have an ergonomic desk setup. The bad news, however, is that the perfect, ergonomic office chair doesn’t exist because every body is different. “If you take a one-size-fits-all approach, there are a lot of people who are miserable with it, because what’s comfortable for one person is going to be miserable for another,” Agulnick explains, and being comfortable in your office chair is definitely a priority. But there are certain types of office chairs that are going to make it easier for you to maintain a healthy posture while you work, regardless of your body type or personal preferences.

With Oskar Dawicki, Andrzej Chyra, Agata Buzek, Jakub Giersza?, and Zbigniew Warpachowski. Made in collaboration with Maciej Sobieszcza?ski, PERFORMER was Ronduda’s directorial debut. A curator of Polish experimental film at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, Ronduda has created collaborative projects with many Polish artists. PERFORMER is a story about the life and work of one of the most important contemporary Polish artists, Oskar Dawicki, who plays himself. It features documentation of Dawicki’s work, embedded in a story that depicts his life and art, and culminates in his (fictional) death.