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Designed for use in internal and external environments to provide both protection and managed access control

"If we are told to take it down, we will take it down with a smile on our faces, like good soldiers."

Physical security solutions designed for utilities sites, including fencing, gates and vehicle barriers

Artbarn installed the Make Art TO sign last fall, but has also just helped complete another art-as-remedy project around the corner, at an even more fraught site.

Wish List: Personal hygiene products; boots; shoes; socks; gently, used clothing; blankets; food items; gift cards

Throughout the 3,500-square-foot apartment, pipes and ducts were wrapped in acoustic barrier insulation, walls and ceilings were hung on vibration-absorbing rails and floating floors were installed, at a total cost of about $200,000.

“From 2023, the onus will move to mortgage lenders and the development community to help buyers to bridge this gap.”

Opt out of using matches for a while, and give these color-blocked flameless candles a whirl. Each set comes with a 4-inch, 5-inch, and 6-inch tall candle — as well as a remote so you can turn them on and off from across the room. There’s even an option to let them flicker, and a timer to set the candles to go off after either four or eight hours.

So how do you soundproof a room or recording studio? Read below to know about the four methods of soundproofing and for some practical advice on how to apply them.

Jon Smith, the owner of Buckeye Basements, recently installed such a room as a home theater in the lower level of a Westerville home. Working with Premiere Home Technologies and using Kinetics products, he built, in effect, a room within a room. The floor rested on a rubber membrane, braces connected the walls to the foundation, and a series of spring clips connected the ceiling to floor joists.

Andrew Sullivan has forced me to do something I really don’t want to do — award two separate Sidney awards to the same writer in the same year. But his work for New York magazine this year has really defined the era. His two masterpieces are “The Poison We Pick,” on the opioid crisis, and “America’s New Religions,” on political fundamentalism. If you want to understand America in 2018, those essays are a good place to start.

At the end of every year I give out the Sidney Awards to celebrate and recommend great examples of long-form journalism. I do it so that we can step out of the daily rush of events and read things that are broader and more reflective.