The Surface Laptop 3 is made out of aluminum and has a soft touch area around the keyboard, but Microsoft will also sell a model without any soft touch area around the keyboard that doesn't have a soft-touch finish.
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" Mezrich said he hopes regulators use a "soft touch.
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I don't think I've had a soft touch since 2009.
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Tech DIY takes a soft touch toward teaching electronics — literally.
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Pro tip: Soft touch to drop it in the cup.
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That is not to say Neville is a soft touch.
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By their own standards, the mullahs are showing a soft touch.
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A soft touch with the kids, she issued the verdict kindly.
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"It's in no way light-touch or soft touch regulation," Jones said.
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Often people are turned on by soft touch in seldom-touched areas.
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Be careful about intentions of suitors who think you're a soft touch.
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"He's got a lot of fire, and a soft touch," Crenshaw said.
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It's a puck-like thing with rounded edges and a soft-touch finish.
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That may be why the authorities initially responded with a relatively soft touch.
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But Atkinson noticed that Mozgov had a soft touch on a high release.
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He keeps talking about the soft touch and so on and so forth.
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Noah appears relaxed and super-friendly but this doesn't mean she's a soft touch.
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Though it comes with a soft-touch plastic back rather than full aluminum body.
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This is what the soft-touch coating on my demo Pixel 3 looked like.
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Soft touch plastic makes this thing feel great, but boy does it attract fingerprints.
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Personally, I thought option one—which required just a soft touch—was the best.
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Google now has its own Samsung Galaxy Gear: the $79 soft-touch Daydream View.
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A soft touch and dainty footwork spliced with the strength of a musk ox.
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The Jamboard is certainly memorable, covered in a luxurious-feeling, matte, soft-touch plastic.
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It has soft touch keys that are backlit and promises 10 hours of battery life.
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They're made from a soft-touch plastic and have a fabric-like feel to them.
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The Key2's back has a soft-touch finish with a subtle diamond pattern texture.
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I like the soft-touch rubber back, but worry it might get dirty over time.
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The cabin is constructed of quality soft-touch materials and rich-looking piano-black trim.
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To others it means the soft touch of a mother's forehead to her newborn's check.
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In back, the new Paperwhite still has a same soft touch finish as the previous model.
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" She was a star hire, whom some described as a "powerful executive with a soft touch.
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Rounding off the specs are a soft-touch finish, silicone grips, and a reinforced trigger system.
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What happened to wanting it so badly that just a soft touch could make me orgasm?
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The black soft touch backing plays well with the rounded corners and silver band up top.
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The soft-touch fabric is gone and in its place is a more durable plastic construction.
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But he delivered a warning that a soft touch would not work with the Russian leader.
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He's a fearsome sea creature with soft touch against single coverage, and borderline impossible to stop.
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The accents are all slightly exaggerated, but the humor has a soft touch; it's never cartoonish.
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The soft-touch alcantara material covering the chassis makes typing on the keyboard an absolute joy.
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Inside, the red and black interior's soft-touch materials gives this compact car a real premium feel.
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It weighs barely anything, and there's a matte soft-touch finish on the back for added grip.
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It's a solid brick of a phone, with a brushed metal frame and soft-touch rubberized back.
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It's similar in size to the AirPods, but cheaper feeling with its quickly smudged soft-touch finish.
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The center is skinned in aluminum while the two ends are encased in a soft-touch rubber.
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Instead, you'll have to opt for blue, red, or silver keyboards if you want the soft-touch Alcantara.
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The bottom of the laptop is covered in soft-touch plastic and held together by glaringly shiny screws.
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The soft touch material is indeed soft and really keeps your fingers warm when you're typing and scrolling.
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The Pro models will have a soft-touch matte glass design that won't attract fingerprints quite as much.
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He could also be a soft touch, donating time and money to organizations such as the March of Dimes.
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Richard Burr (R-NC), the Chair of the Committee has been presiding over the hearings with a soft touch.
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It's not a matte foundation, but it gives you a soft-touch, luminous look while helping to control oil.
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Detroit's coaches saw the potential in his size and soft touch, but otherwise there was little to work with.
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The insistent voices of feminist intellectuals are in there, too, urging her not to be such a soft touch.
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New York (CNN)Boeing's Starliner spacecraft made a soft touch down in the desert of New Mexico early Sunday.
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Coated with a lovely soft-touch finish and a real sense of density, the Poké Ball Plus just feels right.
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The aluminum body feels super solid, and the grippy soft-touch back is a nice throwback to old BlackBerry phones.
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It probably took a gelato time to cone those skills and more of a soft touch than a soft serve.
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The Carbon is lighter, and nicer feeling with that beautiful soft touch coating instead of the cool, boring metallic feel.
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Han Xu is a 6-foot-9 project, but her soft touch and size could provide meaningful contributions right away.
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"Lights Up" — Harry Styles's first new song in two years — is a soft-touch re-entry into the pop slipstream.
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It has an aluminum back, which gives it a more premium look and feel than the Kindles with soft-touch plastic.
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I begged them for this soft-touch [finish], I knew I wanted this Tumblr font, and the cat ears and names.
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So she sat down with Cosmo for what she might've thought would be a soft-touch profile but was anything but.
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And then there's Durant, that 7-foot freak of nature with the soft touch from anywhere in the Oakland ZIP code.
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At 33-foot-3, the New York Knicks center truly is a basketball unicorn thanks to his fluid movement and soft touch.
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The new Smart Battery Cases feature a soft-touch silicone exterior with micro-fiber-lined interior and come in white or black.
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Take, for example, this beautifully soft touch that he administered to the ball after a free kick in stoppage time against Everton.
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Materials look and feel good in comparison with other models in its class, but don't expect soft-touch materials throughout the interior.
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"Darren was a good man with a soft touch and huge heart," wrote Superintendent of New Milford, New Jersey schools Michael Polizzi.
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By the afternoon, ABC and CNN had it too, two TV networks that have been criticized for giving Trump the soft touch.
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It's surprisingly weighty, and unlike how you might think it feels based on the show, it's exterior features a smooth soft-touch finish.
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And because so many couples rush through the motions of sex, they can forget that a soft touch can be the most impactful.
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A lot of them say "cottony soft touch" but they can't use the words "cotton", "plant-based fibres" because they don't use them.
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The sale just went live an hour ago, but two of the products (Fortify and Soft Touch AHA) have already sold out completely.
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Then avert your eyes mortal, because the Acer 21-X is twenty-one inches of lighting, soft-touch plastic, and giant exhaust grills.
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The new reader maintains the classic Nook soft-touch style, coupled with a considerably larger 7.8-inch screen featuring the titular front lighting.
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It has a nice soft-touch matte finish on the plastic back, and the Gorilla Glass 3 front feels strong but not brittle.
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The freshmen are led by Marvin Bagley III, a lefty as fast as he is big, with a soft touch around the basket.
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VICE News Tonight went to Denmark to ask how this soft-touch approach could get Europe's top-drinking teens to change their ways.
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Makes sense that the soft touch of a pillow (or giant Scooby Doo plushie) might be more pleasurable than the jackhammering of a vibrator.
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The soft-touch silicone exterior makes it simple to grab-and-go, and the eye-catching midnight blue design is sure to turn heads.
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Despite the soft-touch plastic and gentle curves of the cube, this guy isn't from some flashy startup out to "disrupt" the router industry.
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It is not attractive unless you think soft touch plastic and fake silver finishes are hot, but hey, appearance isn't everything you jackass.[Samsung]
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The Pixel 3a even has Google's signature two-toned finish, complete with a soft touch texture on the bottom two-thirds of the device.
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I don't like the soft-touch rubber finish that picks up fingerprints too easily, but the Predator 17 is very well put-together otherwise.
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And President Obama has taken a more soft-touch approach, proposing $300 million in grants to prod local governments to simplify their building regulations.
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With customizable soft touch covers, the Here Buds are meant to fit any ear, no matter how big, small or oddly shaped it is.
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Listen: "Lights Up," Harry Styles's first new song in two years, is a soft-touch re-entry into the pop slipstream, our critic writes.
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LeVert's mid-air body control doesn't even make sense sometimes, and contact made by a defender has virtually no impact on his soft touch.
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Cilllia allows users to create figures with detailed surface texture such as coarse bristles, paintbrushes with customizable widths and jewelry that has a soft touch.
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Plus, despite its massive capacity, this one is compact and has a soft-touch feel so it won't be a hassle to lug around everywhere.
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The vents are covered in a fine red mesh, and the top and sides of the laptop are covered in a pleasant soft touch red.
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For a ballpark price in the neighborhood of $60,000, the Michelangelo features a lightweight main drive, natural gripping patterns, and a soft-touch outer skin.
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Each pad is constructed from soft-touch TPE made from recycled water bottles, organic hemp, and plant-based bioplastics, and boasts a unique speckled design.
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The Sculpt Keyboard uses a cushioned, soft-touch palm rest, so I'm rather curious about how different this keyboard will feel because of the switch.
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Its fabric exterior also gives it a soft touch, which is something you wouldn't find with most alarm clocks (or tech product, for that matter).
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However, the plastic case top did become scratched after being placed in my bag, and the soft-touch body slightly discolored from the same treatment.
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If you lose or forget your Oyster card, commuters can now use 'contactless,' or the soft touch of credit/debit cards, and Apple Pay, on iPhones.
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He's a good passer, agile in tight spaces, has the soft touch to make the whole Schrempf-ian array of flip shots and not-quite hooks.
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The camera's covered in a nice black or white soft touch finish, with red accents on the microphone grill and at the top of the device.
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From elite level footwork to a surprisingly soft touch on jump hooks and jump shots, Embiid puts on a show unlike anyone else in the NBA.
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This long-running trio from New Jersey brought a soft touch to the recording of "There's a Riot Going On," the album they released last month.
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Of course, Gasol's hapless late lunge was made necessary because the 210-foot, 26-plus-pound Embiid also happens to possess a soft touch from deep.
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From recycling to cycling, Allan Drummond's Pedal Power (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $17.99; ages 4 to 8) is a timely political story told with a soft touch.
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But the early praise of the White House's soft touch comes amid reports that the administration drafted executive actions impacting Pentagon operations without informing the Defense Department.
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He worked with some of the biggest names in fashion — from Cindy Crawford to Kate Moss — and was known for his unrivaled makeup magic and soft touch.
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Malkin carried the puck over the blue line and passed to Kessel, who gave a little soft-touch pass with his skate to Rust in the slot.
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The sign above Soft Touch Car Wash on Broadway in the Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan declares, "Open 22014 hours," but last month the bustling carwash suddenly closed.
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Inspired by "the uniform of rebels and rockers for more than half a century," the women's collection adds a soft touch to utility dressing in preparation for spring.
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The soft-touch design and rounded back edges give it a nice grip when placed right against the back of your phone and held in a single hand.
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This model features a soft-touch rubberized housing for maximum grip, as well as a super long 10-foot cord so you can dry your hair with ease.
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Of course, Mr. Kasich has long relied on a soft touch to blunt his biting impulses, a disarming and potent combination, according to those who have experienced it.
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The silicone case also has a soft microfiber lining to keep the back of the phone scratch-free, and I like the soft touch feel of the silicone.
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Sarkozy, who was an interior minister himself before he was president, said the problem was not one of resources but soft-touch sentences for known criminals, often juvenile offenders.
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But considering the rage expressed by the self-described "militia men" against federal agencies, a soft touch could be interpreted as lowering the bar for threats, if not violence.
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Same goes for the metal sides and soft-touch bumpers on the corners, which actually make this way more comfortable to hold as a camera than the everyday S27.
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And he began to demonstrate a quality that would mark his later career: a subtle political skill, a soft touch that helped smooth out arguments and move deals along.
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Some black paint inside the USB-C port, wireless charging (a feature that should have been on last year's Pixel 23), and a fancy soft-touch micro-etched glass back?
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The Key2802.11's aluminum chassis is both sleek and stylish (and noticeably slimmer than last year's KeyOne), while the soft-touch textured plastic in back is a joy to touch.
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Bringing debt collection into the age of the soft touch, email and text-based world of the 21st century has netted TrueAccord $22 million in a new round of funding.
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For his part, Donald Trump—who thinks America has in the past been a soft touch—in effect concurred with Mr Putin's criticism, pledging to put narrow American interests first.
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Touch points are soft-touch plastic or leather for the most part, with tasteful brightwork and light leather helping it avoid the cave-like darkness of so many modern interiors.
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The USB-C and USB-A ports are on the end, next to the LEDs, and the whole pack is finished in black, soft-touch plastic that's comfortable to hold.
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Brad Feuerhelm's Soft Touch is a book of vinyl stickers that looks more like a collage of missing persons, made either by a predator or by an amateur private eye.
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Meanwhile in back, the Key2 features dual 12-MP cameras, which are a standard feature nowadays, and a textured soft-touch plastic (not glass) back emblazoned with the company's signature logo.
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I miss the soft touch of the fabric cover under my palms when I type, but if you had concerns about the fabric wearing over time, that problem is eliminated here.
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I do miss the Alcantara though — the aluminum deck is nice, but it just kind of feels like every other aluminum laptop and doesn't have that soft touch the Alcantara provides.
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Indeed, Louisiana has offered generous (and unnecessary) subsidies to drillers that apply even in boom times, and its regulators have demonstrated a soft touch when it comes to enforcing environmental rules.
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One of Italy's biggest handicaps is a feeling in other capitals that, because of a mix of soft-heartedness and negligence, it has made itself a "soft touch" for economic migrants.
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But the ThinkPad X21 Carbon is festooned in soft touch black plastic, the display is matte, and the device is not striving to be the thinnest laptop around, just the nicest.
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It's got a really good balance to it, even when laid out flat like a frisbee, and soft touch plastic just naturally makes things feel more durable than they might be.
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Darius Bazley is a long, skilled, athletic forward with a soft touch who, until a month ago, was expected to be one of the best freshmen in college basketball next season.
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But the stealth standout is Dominique Fishback, as Darlene, a short, smiley, brown-skinned country girl, who is introduced as a naïf, a soft touch who tears up at old movies.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government laid out a plan on Tuesday that improves pay for contract employees but takes a soft-touch approach to reigning in the country's notoriously long working hours.
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To keep the ball rolling, Ford updated it for 2018 with mildly redesigned front and rear styling, more soft-touch trim in the cabin and an available full-digital instrument cluster.
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These 16 performance-ready triggers feature soft-touch rubber that can play up to 136 effects, somewhat like the old school Akai MPC samplers, and get illuminated in various LED colors.
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The brutally minimalist black surfaces (this laptop's also available in silver, but that's a sacrilegious color for a ThinkPad) have a soft-touch finish that resists fingerprints and other blemishes admirably well.
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It has an AMOLED screen, LED back-lighting in the buttons, a soft-touch finish, and a bunch of connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB-C and 3.5mm ports are all included.
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That kind of thinking is not a surprise to anyone familiar with Mr. Haspiel, 48, who comes across like a comic-book tough guy but is quickly unmasked as a soft touch.
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Instead, Aeriality's Stephen "Tylacto" Griffin beat Snaski to the ball, flipped his car over, and used his tires to put a soft touch on the ball and send in the winning goal.
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A 227.6-foot-22 center and power forward with an unusually soft touch for a big man, McDaniels led the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers to the most successful years in their program's history.
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Others recalled his soft touch that brought out the best for a portrait, his subtle politesse and quiet charm, and his studio as a haven from the art world's heavy dealing and promotion.
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Some rights activists who opposed Russia hosting the World Cup because of its human rights record now find themselves more ambivalent, praising what they describe as the unusually soft touch of the police.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)At CES Alienware announced a major redesign, featuring devices with soft-touch plastic, curved, and an overall look that was meant to be less aggressive with its gamer aesthetics.
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A couple not-your-average features that make it feel a bit cooler are the soft-touch 3D silicone logo on the front, and back ventilating mesh grommets that help facilitate some airflow.
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And though the vintage check soft-touch single breasted coat is quite the investment at $2,695, the vintage check baseball cap and argyle socks are a bit more manageable at $295 and $135, respectively.
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On top of that, the texture of the glass switches a third of the way down the phone to something that feels like the soft-touch finish you get on ThinkPads and other laptops.
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It's a Qi charger that supports up to 10W total output, accepts input via USB-C, and comes in five different colors of soft-touch fabric that looks nice and shouldn't scratch my phone.
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Were it not for their small size and soft touch (compared to the Wii remotes' harder plastic), I wouldn't have noticed a tangible difference in how the controllers fundamentally played in this specific game.
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She's a very loving person and she transfers that to the makeup by the way she gives attention to the face; she always asks me what I need, and uses a very soft touch.
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Valve, by contrast, has a soft touch when it comes to fan-made remakes and sequels, which is why Black Mesa is a standalone title on Steam and carries a price tag of $19.99.
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The 300 ppi E Ink display still looks crisp and clear, and the screen is still a soft-touch glass, with a light powered by 12 hidden LEDs that distribute illumination evenly across the display.
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It's a generic black rectangle covered in soft-touch rubber; line it up against the wall with a Nexus 27 and a bunch of other competitors and you'd have a hard time identifying the criminal.
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Far from seeing the welfare state as a soft touch, commentators at the other end of the political spectrum look at the same ONS data and conclude that it is too hard on the poor.
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The rear of the device is striking — at least so far as the backs of e-readers go, with slightly tapered sides that create a subtly convex surface covered in a textured soft-touch material.
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Porzingis is a unicorn's unicorn, a long river of a kid who can run and leap, has a soft touch near the hoop, plays underrated defense and can look smooth taking a 28-foot jumper.
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He thinks the United States has been a soft touch, letting its values get in the way of maximizing its power while savvier nations have taken advantage while getting fat on its generosity -- see NATO.
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Since her retirement, the line has developed a reputation for turning its designers into stars: Karl Lagerfeld and Stella McCartney, along with Keller and Phoebe Philo, all took their turns trying a soft touch at Chloe.
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A government white paper on national security and investment published on July 24th suggests that post-Brexit Britain will be no soft touch, either: it was widely seen as intended to increase scrutiny of Chinese buyers.
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The second goal came on a similar solo run, where Vardy caught a whole defensive line sleeping with a sharp run (bowling over a defender, mind you) to send in the goal with a soft touch.
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From the outside, those differences are hard to spot, as the Pixel 3a retains the Pixel 3's trademark design, right down to the phone's two-tone back, brightly colored power button, and soft-touch finish.
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All the points of articulation have metal at their center to make the headset more durable, and the outside of the cans are soft touch plastic—which has come to be synonymous with luxury in consumer goods.
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He had a soft touch, too, when it came to the people behind the machines, and nobody has ever lamented for a team of downcast IT technicians in matching "VECTOR OF ARMAGEDDON" t-shirts quite like him.
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Drake was remembered as "a good man with a soft touch and huge heart" in a statement released by the New Milford Public School District, where he served on the local board of education from 2009 to 2013.
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The chief executives of the three companies and Mr. Senard, a top executive at the tire-maker Michelin with a reputation for having a soft touch in handling industrial relations, sought to assuage concerns about the group's future.
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He then layered Charlotte Tilbury Eyes To Mesmerise in Jean and Marie Antoinette shadows to create a shimmery depth and lined Hough's top water line with Merle Norman Soft Touch Eye Pencil in Blackout for added depth and density.
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We're not exactly sure but it seems to be to put a soft touch on some of the role players that are part of a notoriously embattled administration, a decision that, well, still doesn't make a lot of sense.
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That will likely further weaken a watchdog already under staffing pressure and facing criticism for taking a soft touch approach to the banks, right when investors and the public are expecting a more robust regulator, corporate governance experts said.
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You still get a brushed aluminum lid, that familiar clamshell body, and the same chiclet-style keyboard, while cosmetically, the deck alternates between soft touch carbon fiber and Dell's new woven glass fiber deck depending on which color you choose.
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It not only increases durability when compared to the metal and glass construction of the Pixel 2, but the micro-etched soft-touch finishon its bottom two-thirds is something that begs you not to put a case on the phone.
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To keep her arches from disappearing into her forehead, the actress has said she uses the Clé de Peau Beauté Eyebrow And Eyeliner Compact, but keeps a soft touch as to not overfill her eyebrows and make them look penciled on.
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John Milner, head of business crime and fraud at law firm IBB Solicitors, said this was a step in the right direction in tackling what he called Britain's "unenviable and growing reputation as a soft touch for laundering dirty money".
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Jared Kushner: The senior adviser has a soft touch to begin with, and rarely confronts his father in law head-on — Jared is more likely to subtly organize unseen campaigns to influence Trump through who visits or who talks to him.
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He'll need every bit of his nice post footwork to materialize in terms of lateral movement as he slims down further and strays from the paint, and he'll need his soft touch around the rim to materialize in consistent range.
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Mr. Trump has maintained a soft touch with Mr. Erdogan, including giving the green light for the Turkish leader to advance troops into Northern Syria in an offensive against Kurdish-led forces that had been allied with the United States.
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But, perhaps to show that it was not a soft touch, it also insisted that all mining firms operating under an older, more secure form of mining licence, including Freeport, convert them into a newer sort in order to receive export permits.
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Hunter2 serves as a tool to train engineers to better handle web app security through a soft-touch approach, giving employees semi-regular reminders of what skills the need and then having exercises build around real-world experience like the Equifax hack.
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However, the soft touch, deathless ending underscores some of the awkward fits between Disney and its darker franchises when it comes to staying true to a franchise's fan base and not veering too far from the kid-friendly territory Disney is known for.
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After more than three years of the same general design, the combination of brushed aluminum on top and bottom with soft-touch finish covering its carbon fiber deck still gives Dell's flagship 15-inch thin-and-light a sleek and modern appearance.
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And despite Melania Trump's soft-touch visit, the president on Thursday emphasized to reporters at a Cabinet meeting that he is not easing up on the hardline immigration stances that have been the hallmark of his campaign events and time in office.
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It's the soft-touch black model, which looks as rugged as it is (Lenovo boasts of it passing a dozen military-grade certification tests, along with 200 in-house tests, and the keyboard is spill resistant), but also collects my fingerprints and skin oils readily.
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" (And, pals, most of the inspirational-marketing conceptualizations of the last few years are the worst, a depleted ethos of grinds and hustles, even while the self-care movement suggests we'd respond better to a soft touch, you know?) As always, using "everyone" like "everyone is creative
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When we arrive at the CMU labs, Yamaguchi demonstrates the system's soft touch further as Baxter's hand closes gingerly on a flower and lifts it out of a Corona bottle (college!) and later picks up a small, fragile origami box from the table in front of it.
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MSNBC anchor Ari Melber, who counseled Nunberg to seek professional advice and was cheered on social media for his soft touch with him in a Monday interview, said that while he did not detect alcohol on Nunberg, it appeared he was struggling emotionally in some way.
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At this point, my hands were a little tight from the work already completed, but I was in such a deep focus because it was almost time for what I call "feather-flow"—the soft touch one has to have to slide around the fine crevices in the brain.
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The S.U.V., which features soft-touch materials, ambient lighting and extra legroom good for long car rides, starts at $3903,990, but the relaxing track titled "Quiet Tuning," recorded using a range of percussive equipment including shruti box, rainstick, gong, hand pan and tuning forks, is available for free download.
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It became a defining feature of one Web 2.0's leading lights (and even created some unwitting Creative Commons celebrities of sorts, such as political photographer Gage Skidmore), but it also created a situation where commercial realities put into focus by the shift in ownership required a soft touch.
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The device wrapped in the same soft-touch washable silicone you'll find in a premium vibe from the likes of Lelo, and it's shaped like many of the most popular vibrators built today, with a long dildo for insertion and another small component jutting out near the handle that's intended to stimulate the clitoris.
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McGrath kept the star's skin natural by applying a sheer amount of the CoverGirl Vitalist Healthy Elixir Foundation (Perry's a CoverGirl herself and collaborated with the brand for her own collection) just where it was needed, then added some CoverGirl Outlast All Day Soft Touch Concealer on areas requiring more coverage, like under the eyes and around the nose.
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The design of the Mobile Power unit should also fit right in with succulents and pastel fabrics so often found in modern open offices, looking like some sort of high-tech kettlebell complete with a built-in handle, smooth soft-touch finish, and an indicator light that lets you know how much juice it has left.
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"So we have six different virtual characters for that, and they can be sat at different behavioral dispositions; there's a soft touch interviewer, a hostile interviewer..." Skip told me one of the main aims of his work at ICT is to use technology to make psychological support more accessible and he thinks that's an area where Ellie has a bright future.
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Sure, it can't be captured in an Instagram Story the way your first dance or the lace accents on your dress will be, but it's the soft touch of musk that will linger on your guests after they hug you congratulations, or the fresh floral that will bring you right back to the exact moment you said 'I do' every time you spritz it.
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Charles, who went by the surname Charles-Furlow after her marriage to Anthony Furlow, was a powerful center with a soft touch who became a critical part of the Lady Vols, a team characterized by relentlessness and an unflagging work ethic under Summitt, who by the time she retired had won more games (1,098) than any other Division I college coach, male or female.
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Nest has dropped the metallic ring around the edges, instead replacing it with a white plastic ring that the company says is meant to feel like ceramic (it felt like soft-touch paint to me; velvety when brushed with the thumb, harder when tapped with a fingernail.) The screen, too, is white — or, more accurately, a fancy white diffuser on top of a black screen makes it look like a white screen.
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Student Culture Shot Students clip and write about a Times photo that represents a "snapshot" of American culture Teacher | Student Debatable Issues Chart for listing arguments on two sides of a controversial issue covered in The Times Student New York Times Reading Log Students read a Times article and then record what they learned and what it means to them Student Reading Hard News With a Soft Touch Students generate feature article ideas based on hard news stories in The Times Teacher | Student Reading and Reacting to 'Teenagers in The Times' Students can react, keep notes, pose questions and record ideas while scanning our monthly Teenagers in The Times feature Student Supporting Opinions With Facts Students pull viewpoints and supporting facts from a Times opinion article, then develop a counterpoint Teacher | Student _________ A Graph Is Worth a Thousand Words, or At Least 50 Students write a textual explanation of a graph clipped from The Times Teacher | Student A Graphic Interpretation Students use data provided in a Times article to create a graph or chart Teacher | Student Let It Flow!
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