SteelSeries Nimbus Controller (iOS)The $28 SteelSeries Nimbus wireless controller is the iOS equivalent of the company's Stratus XL, giving you essentially the same experience as the full-size Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.
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Project Nimbus isn't going to revolutionize the way photographers edit their work.
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Oh — and just to confuse things, this is Adobe's second Project Nimbus.
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THUMP: Can you talk about how you make a track like "Nimbus"?
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Nimbus: Founded by a serial entrepreneur and based in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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She travels in a ready-made diffuser, a nimbus of coppery frizz.
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When it comes to editing tools, Project Nimbus isn't a copy of Lightroom.
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It seemed particularly ill-suited for the soft nimbus of Mr. Bey's voice.
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Fancher is now seventy-nine, and his hair has relaxed into a graying nimbus.
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So we recorded it at Nimbus and put it together at JC/DC Studio.
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So, say, she brings in this orangey-yellow paper nimbus underneath this orange line.
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The eerie green of their medical scrubs forms a nimbus around the painting's bloody center.
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Nimbus Data hasn't announced pricing, but you can probably bet good money it'll be expensive.
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Julian Schnabel painted him looking both heroic and angry, surrounded by a lightning-blue nimbus.
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She had a capacity for excess, and a nimbus of exhausted hedonism trailed along with her.
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Nimbus colors, woozy noises, and wobbly objects can appear preposterous, generating phantasmagoria and feelings of disorientation.
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The first club would have either been Dingbats, or Nimbus, both of which were in Chicago.
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You can also pick up your own handmade Hogwarts merchandise, including robes, wizard hats, and Nimbus 2000s.
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Props: Any old stick can be your wand and any old broomstick can be your Nimbus 2000.
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Mr. Moi — with his nimbus of silver hair, buttonhole rose and ivory baton — dominated life in Kenya.
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Stop at the Nimbus Hatchery, which raises steelhead trout and Chinook salmon, and has a nature trail.
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They even dug up a 300-pound Nimbus server from 1989 for the most authentic '80s online experience.
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Then I found that "nimbus" can also be a halo, and obviously it can also be a cloud.
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Look for Jason Murray's book 'A Distorted Revolution: The Story of Eric's Trip' by Nimbus Publishing next year.
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The place was covered with photos reflecting a life in the nimbus of a certain kind of fame.
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All the gates at the Nimbus Dam near Folsom, California, have been opened to let the water flow downstream.
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In many ways, Project Nimbus brings a lot of what Adobe has learned from mobile back to the desktop.
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As the company stressed during today's demo, Nimbus is meant to work seamlessly with the rest of its tools.
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Rosie Huntingdon-Whitely wore a simple round nimbus, as seen in Da Vinci's Madonna Benois, which looked very nice.
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The effect was less a series of scaffolding than a surreal nimbus — a white thought in a green shade.
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Gibson says other AI startups have also made real progress, pointing to Daphne Koller's Insitro, Nimbus Therapeutics, BenevolentAI and Atomwise.
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Nimbus Data has now shattered the previous 60TB 3.5-inch SSD drive record with the world's first 173 terabyte drive.
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You'll want an Apple TV-compatible controller (like the $50 Nimbus, sold separately), because the Siri Remote isn't a comfortable gamepad.
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In many ways, Project Nimbus feels like the Photos app and iCloud's photo library on iOS and macOS — but on steroids.
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It features poses inspired by Fawkes the Phoenix, the Hogwarts Express, the stupify spell, the Nimbus 2001, Professor McGonagall and more.
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With her signature nimbus of mahogany-and-gray curls tied into an overhead bun, Brock Akil, 48, knows how to persevere.
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Leaves crackle beneath our feet—tinder, kindling— as we walk by the brook, the crab-apple tree a crimson pointilliste nimbus.
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In the mid-80s to early 90s, the British company Research Machines launched a line of personal computers called the Nimbus.
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The "Jack" after her little brother, and the "Beach Bunny" model is an ode to her pet rabbits, Nimbus and Cloudia.
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Her songs look at restless travels along with the details of everyday life, in roots-rock with a nimbus of psychedelia.
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Designed for long-distance runners, the ASICS GEL-Nimbus 21 has advanced cushioning technology to keep your feet comfortable and less fatigued.
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The type of computer that you do your homework on rather than a computer which you play games on was a Nimbus.
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Now, by requiring MFi controllers, developers can fully support controllers like the SteelSeries Nimbus or Horipad Ultimate, which sport traditional button layouts.
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Andree's nimbus of strawberry-blonde hair and folds of golden brioche skin are familiar to those who know the painter's late works.
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And what of the nimbus that accompanies Ms. Peacock from dozens of roles in more than 70 productions in 30 seasons here?
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Janusz Golab is a long-limbed lion of a climber with curly hair that goes here and there like an ethereal nimbus.
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"It was his idea to be able to lock the snitch with a mini Nimbus 2000 broomstick charm," Palma told The Huffington Post.
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It's not so simple for Apple users to pick out any old gamepad, and that's why the SteelSeries Nimbus is an invaluable option.
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Nimbus' selling point was that it had these incredibly high ceilings and, as the name suggests, they used to hang clouds from it.
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The apotheosis of this duality is Roger Hiorns's "Adolescent Torso" (2013), a Rolls-Royce Nimbus jet engine suspended vertically in a steel frame.
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"Everybody got an Afro," Wang said, and she showed me a picture of a teen-age Guo with a nimbus of permed hair.
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Likewise, Das has a fantastical creature drawn with ink in 1972 that emerges from a profusion of curved dark lines resembling a nimbus cloud.
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As highlighted by the quote, record companies were at first skeptical, but Nimbus' concerns about disc integrity turned out to be important and true.
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Mistakes and lies and opinions are interchangeable with facts in the Twitterverse, creating a nimbus of doubt (and opportunities for "artistic" embellishment) around everything.
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The whole wizarding world is over the moon as it celebrates 20 years since Harry Potter landed his Nimbus 2000 in the United States.
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Similarly, Adobe is using some of its cloud-based Creative SDK and Adobe Sensei artificial intelligence service to power features like Nimbus' photo retouching tools.
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"Cargill has reached an agreement with Nimbus and Varova regarding the sale of the chocolate business in Mannheim," a Cargill spokeswoman in Germany told Reuters.
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The Nimbus Data ExaDrive DC100 is a new, massive drive that is currently being tested with select customers and will be available to purchase this summer.
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Indeed, one of the main design philosophies behind Nimbus is that users should be able to seamlessly move back and forth between the desktop and mobile.
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A tale of an insular populace that doesn't think twice before opening its arms to an international throng of strangers automatically acquires a near-utopian nimbus.
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Click here to view original GIFBut an egg-shaped fuselage isn't the only thing the Nimbus 195 racing drone has going for it in the strength department.
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If you're already an experienced drone racing pilot, you can pre-order just the Nimbus 195 carbon fiber body for $160, with delivery expected sometime next month.
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Although the Suomi NPP satellite is quite new, the satellite aerosol index dates back to the Nimbus-7 satellite in 1978, giving scientists a longer data set.
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Few can believe what a big deal their old drinking buddy Gabo turned out to be, how he floated away from them on a nimbus of success.
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Komasa films his subjects in subdued, milky light, which lends them a nimbus of ethereality, frequently punctuating the action with lyrical panoramic shots of Poland's bucolic countryside.
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It's not clear why Rubin, Playground's founder and figurehead, departed the venture firm, but the nimbus of persistently negative publicity around him may have played a role.
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Based on the leak, Project Nimbus gives you 1TB of storage to store all your photos, or at least your most recent ones if you're a professional photographer.
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And yet a fundamental and seemingly unstoppable narrative force that seems to envelop every detail in a nimbus of resonances keeps the mystified reader turning page after page.
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The RM Nimbus eventually faded into obscurity, but decades later, the computer would inspire the first track on Actress' latest full-length, AZD, out now on Ninja Tune.
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An homage to the British producer's first personal computer, "Nimbus" sounds like a room full of computers coming online, pinging in unison, getting ready for calculations to come.
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We recorded this at Nimbus in Vancouver, which is operated by GGGarth Richardson, and that was recommended to me by Keith Parry, who ran Scratch Records in Vancouver.
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And soon enough the golden nimbus surrounding Marlo vanishes, swept away by the reality of hustling two children off to school while waiting for her water to break.
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It's not hard to imagine that Adobe could position Nimbus (or whatever it will call it when it finally launches it) as a more consumer-oriented version of Lightroom.
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My patience was tested beyond repair, I am afraid, by the nimbus of nonsense—so dense that even Bardem cannot dispel it—that encircles the figure of the poet.
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Over the course of the season, Shadow summons snow, encounters his resurrected zombie-wife, and meets multiple versions of Jesus, all glowing with a nimbus of light around their heads.
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Project Nimbus itself still feels like a bit of an odd product, though, especially given how similar many of the features — and even some of the layouts — are to Lightroom.
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Then she made a nimbus, an identical but slightly larger area than the sample, and placed that behind the cut-out scribble, as though to highlight or halo the sample.
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A week later, he took the lucky lady to a nice restaurant in Tokyo and gave her the Nimbus charm, which allowed her to open the snitch and find the ring.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - U.S. agribusiness giant Cargill said on Monday it had reached an agreement to sell its industrial chocolate production unit in Mannheim, Germany, to Dutch investment companies Nimbus and Varova.
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Diana sailed down the aisle, her strawberry-blonde waves a nimbus around her head, her intense blue eyes resting on me in a friendly way, though I yearned to be invisible.
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Atomwise, another AI-based drug discovery startup, announced at the beginning of this month that it has raised a $45 million Series A. Other notable startups include Nimbus Therapeutics and Recursion Pharmaceuticals.
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And while most things we may never see in our world (as much as we still want a Nimbus 2000), thanks to technology, one piece of Potter magic has come to life.
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When Deluy pulled on the costume, with the help of van Herpen and van de Merwe, she appeared monstrous and volatile, surrounded by a quivering nimbus of quills that amplified her gestures.
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In the decades since then, as a playwright, performer, essayist, novelist, and television and screen writer, he has become a public figure whom the words "English National Treasure" surround like a nimbus.
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But if you're a novice, and need everything from the carbon fiber body, to the electric motors and electronics, to even a controller, the full Nimbus 195 package will set you back $750.
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During the walking tour, you can step inside of the Great Hall, check out Dumbledore's office, set foot in Diagon Alley, view props from the series like Harry's Nimbus 2000, Hagrid's motorcycle, and more.
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Nimbus, the first CD manufacturer in the UK, said that it had done some research into the disc rot issue and found that most discs will self-destruct after between eight and 10 years.
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An An-12 plane operated by the airline Nimbus took off for Krasnoyarsk carrying 9.3 tons of gold and other precious metals, according to a statement from the state Investigative Committee quoted by Tass.
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If you're prepared to use a non-Sony controller, then you'll be happy to know that MacStories is reporting that other MFi gamepads (such as the SteelSeries Nimbus) work just fine with the iOS app.
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Those bets include ResearchGate, the nine-year-old, Berlin-based professional network for the scientific community to connect with each other; and Nimbus Therapeutics, a nine-year-old, Cambridge, Ma.-based clinical-stage biotech company.
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The Swiss Army Man actor fielded questions submitted to PEOPLE by youngsters ranging in age from 4 to 11, and many were anxious to learn how they could score their own invisibility cloak and Nimbus 2000.
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You should also consider the New Balance 860 v7 running shoe, the Hoka One One Challenger ATR 3 running shoe, the ASICS Gel-DS Trainer 22 running shoe, and the ASICS Gel-Nimbus 313 running shoe.
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Now that you could probably do so at a few restaurants here — and elsewhere — the harassed and humiliated Sam has a nimbus of pathos around him that lets a little helium out of the humor balloon.
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It depicts a seminude Gerstl standing against a blue backdrop wearing a loincloth and emanating a nimbus of blue light, his gaze direct and unavoidable — Lazarus and Christ are similar figures who first come to mind.
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Seven of the ten largest publicly traded companies in the world are tech companies, and three of them are headquartered within cycling distance of one another in Silicon Valley, surrounded by a nimbus of dozens of unicorns.
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Aerodyne RC, the creators of the Nimbus 195, have created an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign with the hopes of raising $30,000 to help put its racing drone into production—but that doesn't mean it's going to come cheap.
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But Ms. van Kampen has an illuminating appreciation not only for period music but also for the gap between artists and their art, and what separates the nimbus of fame from those who are enhaloed by it.
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Harry Potter Cookie Cutter Set, $24.95, at Williams SonomaThese cookie cutters (or biscuit cutters if you're Professor McGonagall) let them bake up some of their favorite Potter icons like Hedwig, a Nimbus 3000, a Golden Snitch, and more.
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Even the propellers on the Nimbus 195 look like they can take a beating, since they're made from malleable plastic that bends on impact, instead of shattering, so they can simply be bent pack into place for the next flight.
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You half expected director David Lynch to go full-meta and smash through the screen and punch your brain the way that cosmic horror nimbus escaped that glass box and furiously shredded the eyeballs of those young lover couch potatoes.
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At its MAX conference, Adobe today previewed Project Nimbus, a new cloud-native, Lightroom-like photo editor that takes away a lot of the complexity of Adobe's flagship photo-managing and editing application and replaces it with simpler, smarter tools.
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Lacking Einstein's nimbus of white hair, Oppenheimer's tortured introspection or Teller's mercurial temperament, Fermi — "small, dark and frail-looking" as a child, according to his sister — more closely resembled a middle-aged Fiat mechanic than a mover of the universe.
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A new drone from the NIMBUS group at the University of Nebraska can fall out of a plane, parachute down, fly to a certain place, dig a hole, hide sensors inside it and then fly away like some crazy wasp.
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And then there are more abstract images like the nimbus — a cloud of light around the body — shown in representations of Buddha and Shiva, portraits of deified Roman emperors, and the European collar ruffs of the 16th and 17th centuries.
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A halo—otherwise known as an aureole, a nimbus, or a gloriole—can be seen in a variety of religious art: Ra has a solar disco over his head; Buddha often a halo; the Roman emperors were crowned in rays of light.
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Early signs of Sharon's infiltration of the orchestra were evident this fall, when patrons ascending from the Disney parking garage saw cloudlike sculptures over their heads and heard a sound installation by Rand Steiger—a piece called "Nimbus," evoking rain, wind, and other weather phenomena.
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Pinup underpinnings were scrimmed by sheer pleated overlays that stood out like a nimbus around the body and a finale of sheer tulle tunics embroidered in silver under tweed shrugs with generous trousers, or atop an apple-green turtleneck dress, made evening looks easy.
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With "Ostend: Stefan Zweig, Joseph Roth, and the Summer Before the Dark," Volker Weidermann has expanded the nimbus of Zweig's mystique to include the cohort of exiles who surrounded the author in the summer of 1936, when he took refuge in the Belgian resort town of Ostend.
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As Taiwanese YouTuber Yes Ranger shows, a hoverboard is a pretty good substitute for the Flying Nimbus — the magical yellow cloud used by Goku in the Dragon Ball franchise, and which was itself inspired by a similar item owned by Sun Wukong (aka the Monkey King) of Chinese legend.
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Debby Herbenick, a professor at the Indiana University School of Public Health, who has conducted research studies related to child and adolescent sexual expression, said that as an icebreaker for talking with undergraduates, she shows them comments about the now-discontinued Harry Potter Nimbus 2000 battery-operated vibrating broomstick.
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Even an egg will shatter when thrown against a wall, so the Nimbus 195 improves on nature's design with a one-piece exoskeleton body made from lightweight but incredibly strong carbon fiber that's up to four millimeters thick in some places to help ensure the drone can survive a rough landing.
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But propellers are cheap to replace, drones aren't, so in addition to being able to survive a punishment as extreme as being run over by a car, the Nimbus 195 is even IP 54-rated which means that the drone getting a little wet when landing in a puddle isn't going to fry its electronics.
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"He has raised the horizon of the water, in waves that lap against the base of the cliffs," wrote Herbert Muschamp, who was then a free-associative architecture critic at The Times; others effused that Gehry's titanium nimbus, four times the size of Frank Lloyd Wright's uptown spiral, would rival the Statue of Liberty as a New York landmark.
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R. Lucas and Margo are twentysomething friends and colleagues who regularly commiserate over the racism they're forced to deal with at their tech jobs: Lucas is one of many Asian employees at tech startup Nimbus but not the engineer everyone assumes he is; Margo is an engineer at the same firm but also Nimbus's only black employee and often belittled.
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But when the houses that have variously set the agenda for fashion — Dior, where Raf Simons yanked costume drama into the digital age; Lanvin, where Alber Elbaz made generosity an aesthetic value; Saint Laurent, where Mr. Slimane breaks all the rules; and Céline, where Ms. Philo has reinvented minimalism — are all surrounded by a nimbus of uncertainty, it's hard to discuss their products with any real conviction.
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