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Adjust the driver’s seat, steering wheelCars manufactured with modern technology come with features of adjusting not only the driver’s seatbelt but the steering wheel too. These adjustments are mainly to enable you improve or adjust to a height you are comfortable to drive with proper vision of the edge of the car, both at the rear and the front.

The Mueller investigation doesn’t appear to be wrapping up very soon, contrary to some people’s expectations

2U: Designed to appeal to women seeking an automotive look that meets their individual style, this car showcases possibilities including a unique seat design with translucent trim parts made of BASF’s Ultramid® Vision. The fur-like surface of the passenger’s seat design is brought to life with BASF’s Ultrafuse thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) 3D printing solution.  

And so the automaker shift from sedans to small SUV-type vehicles could pay off in a big way as drivers grow older and learn to appreciate seats that are easier to slip into than low-slung cars or traditional taller SUVs and pickups.

I would like to address a false rumor circulating in the news. Multiple sources are claiming that summer is almost over.

People with a short stature have difficulties driving because their feet can barely touch the pedals. Nonetheless, adjusting your car seat and steering wheel will help ease driving. COURTESY PHOTO. 

Surgeons are not just working on rebuilding a penis, but also transplants. The first penis transplant actually happened a couple of weeks ago, at Mass General Hospital. But, about a year and a half ago, I was at Johns Hopkins for a run through. The surgeons had two cadavers but they didn’t go through the entire procedure. They were looking into which arteries are most important to hook up. It was amazing to see that procedure being worked out. And now it has happened. 

But it wasn’t enough to keep the store open, despite support from the Tulsa Economic Development Corp. to help serve a food desert.

[Jan] is one of these pizza perfectionists, and his wood-fired oven is an interesting one because it eschews the traditional dome for a cylinder. His very detailed write-up gives us an interesting insight into its construction. He’s taken the bottom half of an oil drum as his base, and built and fired the clay oven itself around a wooden former. We see his early attempts at a former which distorted under the weight of clay, and we hear about how the clay required reinforcement with chicken wire and straw. Finally, we see the structure being dried out, before an impressive display when firing for the first time. The oven receives a coat of Rockwool insulation but [Jan] has a way to go to learn the oven’s characteristics. Still, this is an oven that will last to refine the perfect morsel given a bit of time.

“We do it the old-school way, where our recipes are basically from the early 1930s, maybe 1940s,” Hoover says. “So we don’t have all the extra additives and stuff that future generations or future chains have added over the years.”

Power of Story: Culture ShiftEgyptian Theatre, 328 Main St., 12-1:30 p.m. Tickets are required for this Dropbox presented panel featuring an A-list group of artists including Ava DuVernay; Patrick Gaspard, vice president of the Open Society Foundation; Issa Rae; Megan Smith, third U.S. chief technology officer, CEO of shift7; and producer Christine Vachon. Washington Post journalist Sarah Ellison moderates the chat about work, the power of media and the role creative choices play in shifting culture and crystallizing the national conversation.

The term thin crust doesn’t do them justice. These things have all the thickness of a water cracker. The closest I’ve seen to a pizza crust this thin was a Oaxacan tlayuda, sometimes called a Mexican pizza, where cheese is melted over a baked-to-crispness flour tortilla. Between a tortilla and Ambrogio pizza crust, it would take a high precision caliper to figure out which is thinner.