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If you choose to groom your facial hair, then you know it can be a literal pain to manage — but fortunately, that's what is so great about this hair removal tool. Built to gently remove peach fuzz to reveal smooth, radiant skin, this tool can help keep thicker hair from growing in and is smooth enough for everyday use. The container is also roughly the size of lip gloss, so you can carry it around with you as needed.

In addition, VW dealerships will become EV charging locations. “Our dealer will become a publicly available charging network,” VW’s head of e-mobility services Martin Römheld told journalists, going on to say that all 4,000 VW brand dealership and service centers in Europe must have two 11kW AC chargers and one 20kW DC charger by the time the ID “Neo” launches in 2020, and that every new dealer from here on must have those chargers as part of their plans. This is similar to what Nissan did for Leaf owners, with varying degrees of success.

Volkswagen also highlighted the fact that it—along with Ford, Daimler, and BMW—cofounded Ionity, a charging network in Europe that plans to build 400 stations by 2020 (47 are currently operational). And the Wolfsburg-based carmaker mentioned Electrify America—a company created as a part of the automaker’s Dieselgate settlement with the U.S. government—as a key to helping solve the infrastructure issue.

Great for children and fussy eaters who want to keep runny food from touching each other, these BPA-free dividers suction to a plate and fit half a cup of food each. "These are great! They suction to the plate so well you can lift the plate with them but all you have to do is lift the corner and they pop loose," wrote one reviewer.

Asia Metal Public Company Limited produces and sells processed steel products in Thailand. The company has market cap of $883.38 million. It offers hot-rolled, pickled and oiled, and cold-rolled products to steel wholesalers and end user factories; and round, square, and rectangular steel pipes, as well as C-channels and light lips channels. It has a 10.76 P/E ratio. The firm also trades in round-bars and deformed-bars, as well as steel furniture comprising square and round tubes.

18 – A judge ruled a Quebec trucker’s prolonged inattentiveness triggered a horrific crash on an Ontario highway that left four people dead and several others injured. Mohinder Saini was convicted of four counts of dangerous driving causing death after his transport truck plowed into 20 vehicles that were slowed and stopped in a construction zone on Oct. 2, 2015.

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has played an important role during the nation’s recovery period from the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis; and until today, it continues to build the Thai economy into enabling it maximize its potentials.

23 – Nicolas Roeg, the British director of provocative and otherworldly films who gave Mick Jagger and David Bowie enduring screen roles, died at age 90. His films included “Don’t Look Now”, “Walkabout” and “The Witches.” He also cast Jagger in the thriller “Performance” and Bowie as an alien looking to save his planet in “The Man Who Fell to Earth.”

14 – U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh “categorically” denied a sexual misconduct allegation dating back to his high school days. The New Yorker reported the alleged incident took place at a party when Kavanaugh was attending Georgetown Preparatory School.

It may not be as large as other Asian stock exchanges but it is equally full of potentials. The SET is also the first stock exchange in Asia to join the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Stock Exchanges initiative.

Angela Merkel was the first to signal a willingness to lower EU (or at least German) tariffs on cars from the U.S. and perhaps she used her enormous influence to arm Mr. Junckers with that offering.  Yet US car sales in Europe are hardly a make-or-break for US manufacturers from US plants;  they are not big sellers. US plants today tend to sell SUVs and pick-ups.  Outside the US, pick-ups are typically made by Toyota.  SUVs consume too much gasoline for the typical Euro driver, as gas can run to eight bucks a gallon (ouch!). 

The V12 replayed ‘Dynamis’ shockingly well considering its relatively modest 120-watt amplifier. I wouldn’t have guessed that it could have delivered as much punch as it did, but it brought some real power to the reproduction of ‘Dynamis.’ However, compared to the X12, there was a limit that the V12 was running up against, although it wasn’t obvious when listening to the V12 itself. The X12 was clearly capable of more, but that is no surprise. Cranking the volume on ‘Dynamis’ and running the bass hot on the X12 was an experience that provoked an utterly primal, ‘fight-or-flight’ reaction. This thing was scary for what is essentially an 18” cube, which is not a huge enclosure size for a ported sub. Its size absolutely belies its power. When the kick drums hit, I could feel it impact my entire sofa. In my notes I wrote, “How is a 12” doing this?!” While I had found that the Defiance subs could do delicate and subtle bass on previous albums, ‘Dynamis’ showed me that they could also be ferocious and violent when called upon. These subs might not be the refrigerator-sized monsters that can be had from some internet direct manufacturers, but for deep-digging, bass-heavy electronic music, they are no lightweights. The V12 proved to do good with this type of material, but the X12 was positively stellar.