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Still, the Dardars harbor no illusions that the oyster reef will protect their tribe’s mounds forever. They know generations to come won’t even see the tiny slivers of land now on their horizon.

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As coda, I notched the Acura into gear and drove 120 miles south to San Diego, watching the sunset from I-5 traffic. My friend Carl Nelson, a BMW tech in La Jolla, had a set of Japanese-market Integra Type R seats in his shop. Carl had found the seats on Craigslist—they were half the reason I drove to California in the first place. Home-sale Type Rs wore neat Recaros with fat bolsters and grippy fabric. American ITRs got a boring version of the standard Integra chair.

More likely, it won’t be any of these. Whatever it is, though, we can hope that it will provide us with that wonderfully dizzy feeling that we’re all sharing the same irrational, sublime obsession, while absolutely certain that no one else quite gets it the way we do. That’s the ultimate pull, and promise, of mass culture — that the most powerful thing isn’t an infinity stone or a dragon, but our mad, marvelous love for the creative universes they let us share, for a little while. ●

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Contributor Justin Nyberg picked the Caldera 2 as one of the best trail runners of summer 2018. “This was the shoe we reached for when we wanted to take it easy on our dogs,” he wrote. “On most trails, the Caldera provided ample protection.”

The selling point for GoT’s first season was that it was a medieval soap opera rife with political intrigue, moral ambiguity, and copious sex and nudity, courtesy of its pungent source material, George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire novel series. But then Ned Stark, the show’s hero, got his head chopped off, and Daenerys emerged naked from the funeral pyre of her dead Dothraki husband cradling three newborn dragons. While fans of the books knew those twists were coming, many viewers did not. As the show progressed, even darker, more shocking twists awaited, and each new season, each new episode, of GoT became an event onto itself: You had to watch, because you didn’t want to be spoiled by everyone else the next day, or even the next hour, especially online.

“But the refusal to capitulate to the laws of a thing-like existence in Do Androids Dream? gives way to something very different in its film adaptation. The novel’s account of the unremitting and petty ruin of individual experience is turned into a world-weary celebration of the petrification and “malign abstractness” from which Dick recoiled. Appearing during the early Reagan-Thatcher years, Blade Runner is an outline of a reconfigured relationship to an emerging global consumer culture that would be more securely in place by the 1990s. Rather than tracking any kind of split between the self and this milieu, the film affirms a functional assimilation of the individual into the circuitry and workings of an expanded field of commodification. It makes emotionally credible the bleak threshold at which the technological products of corporations become the object of our desires, our hopes. The film visualized the de-differentiated spaces in which machines and humans were interchangeable, in which distinctions between living and inanimate, between human memories and fabricated memory implants, cease to be meaningful.”

Firm statistics about the number of plastic shopping bags manufactured today are elusive‒even the American Progressive Bag Alliance, an industry trade group, says it does not know the figure. The UN estimates that between one and five trillion bags are produced worldwide. Even using the lowest figure, that translates into bag use of two million bags per minute, according to the Earth Policy Institute.

This hoodie is as high-tech as it looks. Packed with quality 850-fill down in the core, the Cerium LT Down has strategically mapped areas with synthetic insulation to resist moisture. You’ll barely notice it in your pack: it weighs just 10.9 ounces.

Almond Surfboards has stirred the pot with its latest creation, the R-Series. It’s is a soft-top, waxless shortboard with big volume, making it easy for beginners to catch just about anything, but still fun enough for more experienced surfers to rip. Even better, the high-density foam construction can take a beating, is 100 percent recyclable, and is handmade in Southern California.

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