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Portable Bluetooth speakers have liberated our music from wires, but they are only awesome technology if they are not dead. To that end, Ecoxgear has two new products it showing off. One has 50+ hours of battery life, the other has a built-in solar panel that ;ll keep it charge salomonschuhe d. These speakers cannot die. The Ecoxgear line of speakers from Grace Digital ain ;t pretty, but dang it, if the brand hasn ;t been at the forefront of building indestructible gear. A few years ago it trotted out one of the world first waterproof Bluetooth speakers. In my recent massive shootout, that didn ;t turn out to be that awesome, but regardless, it impressive that the company recognized the consumer need before others. With the new ECOSMART 4000 HD Solar Powered Speaker and the ECOPEBBLE Powerbank, Ecoxgear is getting into the battery game. The Ecopebble is a $100 little speaker with a built-in 10,000 mAh nike af charging bank. It gets 50 hours of battery life, way more than I ;ve seen anywhere before. The $130 Ecosmart 4000 has two speaker drivers instead of just one, but it only has 18 hours of battery life. Luckily, it has a built in high density sol air force one ar panel so you can keep it charged forever. As with Ecoxgear previous models, this speaker is waterproof, dustproof, and shock resistant. Of course, as with Ecoxgear previous kit, the problem here could be execution. The Ecopebble Powerbank sounds promising, especiall

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The early morning sun rises behind the US Capitol Building in Washington, DC.Mark Wilson鈥擥etty ImagesBy Alex RogersJune 23, 2014 8:21 AM EDT As Iraqi Army forces try to rally on the outskirts of Baghdad after two weeks of retreat, it has become increasingly clear to Western officials that the army will continue to suffer losses in its fight with Sunni militants and will not soon retake the ground it has ceded. [NYT] U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met Iraq prime minister in Baghdad on Monday to push for a more inclusive government, even as Baghdad forces abandoned the border with Jordan, leaving the entire Western frontier outside government control. [Reuters] What the Pentagon endgame in Iraq [TIME] Crashes mount as as military flies more drones in U.S nike dunk . [WashPost] Incoming House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said on Sunday he wouldn ; ugg t support reauthorizing the charter of the Export-Import Bank of the United States, placing in doubt the future of a major agency that facilitates U.S. exports. [WSJ] McCarthy role is debated in his land of immigrants [NYT] How Rep. Steve Scalise smoked Rep. Peter Roskam in the House Whip race [Breitbart] Paul Ryan Hammers the IRS [Slate] Inside the Vast skechers Liberal Conspiracy [Politico] The Unelectable Whiteness of Scott Walker [New Republic] Ted Cruz, The Far Right Most Formidable Advocate [New Yorker] New Jersey governor Chris Christie

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The 2018 midterm elections are well yeezy underway, and y dunk pand ou know what that means: another opportunity fo uggs barn r local election commissions to display widespread incompetence and/or ratfuckery. Just like every year I can recall, a slew of polling stations are reporting technical issues ranging from scanners breaking down to electronic machines seemingly changing peoples votes. This is to say nothing of the widespread efforts to inconvenience, disenfranchise, or otherwise unnecessarily complicate the voting processes, its own rich topic for another blog. After all, many of these machines are around 15 years old and local election staffers have documented calibration issues with them in previous races. Why should this election be any different Below is a running tally of the rich tapestry of malfunctions being reported at polling stations across the country. If you experience issues voting, call the U.S. Department of Justice at 800 253-3931 or the Election Protection Coalition at 866 OUR-VOTE. You can also tip us with a detailed message, and well be glad to update this post. Alabama Some machines were unable to properly scan paper ballots, which had swollen due to humidity. [WAFF] Arizona Ballot printer issues were reported at Queen Creek Library and Chandler City Hall, while Deer Valley Airport voters were asked to cast provisional ballots due to as-yet unspecified technical issues. [AZCentral] Georgia Express Polls, which check voters in, were down at an estimated four locatio Hgdx 8220;Scream Queens 8221; Teaser Contains Bubblegum Pop And A Bubblegum Demon
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: In the early days of lunar exploration, no one knew what the surface of the moon was really like. On July 31, 1964, NASA obtained the first close-up photographs of the moon from Ranger 7, a spacecraft that made a historic impact that day. The short 1964 documentary Lunar Bridgehead, produced by NASA s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California, chronicles the moments leadi stanley kaffeebecher ng up to stanley cup and following Ranger 7 mission s lunar impact 50 years ago. The mission had the objective of sending back photos of the small-scale topography on parts of the moon s surface, for the benefit of science and a future human voyage to the moon. The film is available online at:youtube/watch v=eYm3AulBm8I Ranger 7 marked the first successful mission from the United States to explore the moon. botella stanley It looks as though this particular shot has been indeed a textbook operation, William H. Pickering, the director of JPL during the mission, said at the time. Ranger 7, which included two solar panel wings and six TV cameras, was built at JPL. It launched on July 28, 1964.The spacecraft sent back more than 4,300 photos. Engineers at the Goldstone antenna tracking station in the Mojave Desert were the first to glimpse these first pictures of the lunar surface. The black-and-white JPL film shows the anticipation and excitement of the people involved in the mission. As the 11-foot-tall 3.6-meter spacecraft approached the moon -- Stand by for impact, the voice from Goldstone announced - the countdown began Jhbj Does Direct-to-Consumer Advertising Directly Harm Patients
Silhouettes of flock of sandhill crane Antigone canadensis birds flying above Platte River at sunset, Kearney, Nebras stanley universitario ka, USAGetty Images/Cavan Images /Free Soul StudiosIdeasBy Rebecca HeismanApril 14, 2023 1:23 PM EDTHeisman is the author of Flight Paths: How a Passionate and Quirky Group of Pioneering Scientists Solved the Mystery of Bird MigrationMigratory birds are almost a perfect metaphor for hopemdash o much so that Emily Dickinsonrsquo line hope is the thing with feathers has becom stanley becher e a clicheacute;. Every year, just when we feel like the cold, gray months of winter may never end, migratory birds return from their wintering ranges to refill our fields and forests with color and song. In the darkest spring of my life, when I was facing a cancer diagnosis just as the world was shutting down due to COVID in 2020, birds were one of the things that kept me going. Noting the return of warblers, tanagers, and buntings that spring gave me something to focus on beyond my own troubles, a reminder that the bigger world was still continuing, still beautiful, even if my own immediate future felt uncertain.But now more than ever, birds need our help. Itrsquo our turn to be a source of hope for these wild creatures.We are in the midst o stanley shop f a sixth mass extinction, and birds are part of it. A landmark study published in 2019 that drew on a wide range of data sources concluded that there are approximately 3 billion fewer birds living in North America today than the

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COLUMBUS, Ohiondash; Eight Columbus employees and two teams garnered top honors in the 53rd Annual Employee Recognition Awards announced by the Defense Logistics Agency. Due to current health guidelines, employees received recognition via a virtual ceremony that is scheduled to be released later this month. As part of that recognition, DLA Land and Maritime is highlighting several Columbus recipients each week. The second group includes two emergency professionals and the Defense Supply Center Columbusrsquo; fire department. Fire Department taza stanley The Defense Logistics Agency recognized Columbus 39; DLA Fire and Emergency Services professionals with the DLA Fire Depar stanley tumbler tment of the Year award in December. The virtual ceremony was released Jan. 28. SHARE IMAGE: stanley cup Download Image Clkd When the Military Does Battle With Nature
By Bronson Stamp and Katy SteinmetzNovember 18, 2014 12:10 PM ESTEvery year, from autumn through January, the world enjoys a very special season: institutions selecting their respective words of the year, one after the other, in stanley thermos a glorious parade for unabashed nerds like the author of this article . The modern tradition, as TIME explains, was started in 1990 by the American Dialect Society. Later, major dictionaries like Oxford, Merriam-Webster and Dictionary joined the show.Below, we ;ve compiled a graphic showing the historical record that is every single one of their past picks, each of which is like a little time capsule for what was on people minds or in people lives that year. There are lesser known outlets whose picks we haven ;t included, and it worth noting that some dictionary publishers have decided not to take part in the frenzy at all. As the years went on, more and more companies did a word of the year thing, Steve Kleinedler, executive editor of American Heritage Dictionaries says. We didnrsquo;t want to be yet another voice jumping on the bandwagon.Here the trail that the increasingly crowded WOTY bandwagon has tread for the past quarter century.Bronson Stam stanley thermos p for TIMERead about Oxfordrsquo 2014 Word of the Year: VapeMore Must-Reads from TIMEHo stanley cups w the Economy is Doing in the Swing StatesHarris Battles For the Bro VoteOur Guide to Voting in the 2024 ElectionMel Robbins Will Ma