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• Top items from the latest update
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You can’t load these turrets with regular firearms, but you can equip them with bows, transforming them into Bow Turrets. This unique setup allows you to automate your defenses using classic Rust weaponry, giving a whole new purpose to the trusty bow in your high-tech defenses degenevieve.com.

Though the listed changes aren’t final, this is likely what the patch will look like unless Riot opts to tweak some changes or pull them from the patch last-minute. This is the last patch before the second big update of the year, bringing massive and sweeping changes to LoL, so expect an even bigger patch next time around.

Here’s an interesting twist in the Primitive mode: Auto turrets are still on the tech tree! But before you scratch your heads wondering why—since traditional guns are out of the picture in this mode—there’s a cool adaptation you can make.

Presets for choosing between “Favor Visuals” and “Favor Performance” are available in the Video Settings. Specific feature and visual settings can also be adjusted by expanding “Vibrant Visuals Options”.

Digital finds for connoisseurs

Although the inclination of some collectors might be to find fault or irrationality in the art market, our energies would be better spent trying to understand it and recognize how it works. Plenty of uncomfortable conversations about pricing happen in hushed tones among both experienced and new collectors who lament fair fatigue and endless efforts to invent and reinvent art history for the sake of driving prices ever higher. We all feel it. But we can’t fault the market for growing and evolving with the times. And, in any case, collectors should be cognizant that today’s career reinvention or hot emerging artist might not be in tomorrow’s museum show. Every collector should do the work required to see the art and assess its value on its own terms so that we’re not so easily seduced by the pitch.

Since joining the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden as a board member nearly a decade ago (and serving as chairman since 2016), I have enjoyed a front-row seat to the serious deliberations about the museum’s acquisition and exhibition strategies. What I have learned is that the collecting priorities of curators can diverge wildly from those of the market. The museum’s acquisition of part of the collection of the Italian visionary Giuseppe Panza di Biumo in 2007 exposed me for the first time to incredible conceptual art by On Kawara, Joseph Kosuth, Lawrence Weiner, Douglas Huebler, and many others whose work I follow and collect today. The acquisition of work from one of the 20th century’s great connoisseurs changed the museum forever—and, on a smaller scale, it helped shape and inform my thinking as a collector. Every art lover would benefit from this kind of perspective.

The Curtain Viewer also features a system where every aspect of the view is encoded in the URL, enabling easy bookmarking of an exact configuration for later study or for sharing and collaboration. As a demonstration of the technology, every figure from the Bosch Catalogue Raisonné (Ilsink et al. 2016; Erdmann 2016a), is also presented online (Erdmann 2016b) using the Curtain Viewer, enabling readers to understand the exact context and details of every featured detail.

Although the inclination of some collectors might be to find fault or irrationality in the art market, our energies would be better spent trying to understand it and recognize how it works. Plenty of uncomfortable conversations about pricing happen in hushed tones among both experienced and new collectors who lament fair fatigue and endless efforts to invent and reinvent art history for the sake of driving prices ever higher. We all feel it. But we can’t fault the market for growing and evolving with the times. And, in any case, collectors should be cognizant that today’s career reinvention or hot emerging artist might not be in tomorrow’s museum show. Every collector should do the work required to see the art and assess its value on its own terms so that we’re not so easily seduced by the pitch.

Since joining the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden as a board member nearly a decade ago (and serving as chairman since 2016), I have enjoyed a front-row seat to the serious deliberations about the museum’s acquisition and exhibition strategies. What I have learned is that the collecting priorities of curators can diverge wildly from those of the market. The museum’s acquisition of part of the collection of the Italian visionary Giuseppe Panza di Biumo in 2007 exposed me for the first time to incredible conceptual art by On Kawara, Joseph Kosuth, Lawrence Weiner, Douglas Huebler, and many others whose work I follow and collect today. The acquisition of work from one of the 20th century’s great connoisseurs changed the museum forever—and, on a smaller scale, it helped shape and inform my thinking as a collector. Every art lover would benefit from this kind of perspective.

The Curtain Viewer also features a system where every aspect of the view is encoded in the URL, enabling easy bookmarking of an exact configuration for later study or for sharing and collaboration. As a demonstration of the technology, every figure from the Bosch Catalogue Raisonné (Ilsink et al. 2016; Erdmann 2016a), is also presented online (Erdmann 2016b) using the Curtain Viewer, enabling readers to understand the exact context and details of every featured detail.

Top items from the latest update

In engineering the G5 OLED, it was bold of LG to set aside the display technology that had made the G4 and G3 such impressive OLED TVs. But I suppose it’s easy to be bold when the technology replacing it is this good. The G5 appears to be even brighter and more colorful than its predecessor, and it achieves this feat without relying on the MLA-enhanced OLED. The new design is a four-stack OLED panel with an impressive 165Hz refresh rate, and while I could go on about its elegant design and thorough list of A/V- and gaming-related enhancements, the best thing I can say about the G5 is that it pained me to walk away from it. — Michael Desjardin

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Today’s wine market is evolving, with consumers showing interest in new and accessible options such as organic wines, natural wines, and bottles from lesser-known regions. There’s also a growing trend for buying wine directly from producers.

Collectible novelties for players

Arcades are most notably known for their guest experience, and driving that experience are the prizes they offer. Redemption and prize arcade games are popular because they reward the player with a number of tickets or points that are proportional to how often and successful they are at playing the games.

In an age where technology intertwines seamlessly with daily life, smart home innovations offer fascinating avenues for incorporating sports themes. From lighting systems inspired by beloved teams to virtual assistants that keep you updated with the latest sports scores and news, the world of tech-savvy gifts is ever-expanding.

When it comes to gifting gamers, nothing compares to the joy of receiving a brand-new video game. And there’s no better choice than Nintendo’s open-world role-playing game, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

Gamers are always looking for their next digital adventure, so why not give it to them? We recommend the latest installment in the Call of Duty series, Call of Duty Black Ops 6. Whether it’s gripping campaign missions or high-octane multiplayer battles, this game is a must-have for any FPS enthusiast.

For the dedicated console gamer who embraces gaming wherever they go, the need for a reliable and practical backpack is important. Good thing Tumi has a specially designed backpack, tailored with gamers in mind.