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Interestingly, Lauren studied oil painting and art history with a concentration in museum studies, so for her, the factory has really allowed her to come full circle. For her massive, 15-feet-high, 22-foot-wide, 3-D Brooklyn map, she wanted to create a tribute to both present-day and historic Brooklyn, including landmarks such as Ebbets Field and Kentile Floors. There’s a model trolley car that moves with the push of a button and a climb-through “Battery Tunnel” that’s hiding a sunken treasure chest inside.

Shark Navigator Powered Lift-Away NV586 Sale price: $200 Discount: 30 percent Retailer: Target CR’s take: A Target exclusive, this Shark Navigator has a 26-foot cord and weighs roughly 16 pounds. It receives an Excellent rating for both our pet hair and bare floors tests, though it doesn’t fare as well on carpet. It’s also very noisy compared to other upright vacuums. Still, if you’re in the market for an upright and don’t have much carpet, this is a good deal.

“It’s not an afterthought,” Castro says. “It deserves just as much thought as the spirits or the bitters or the fresh juices or whatever else you’re putting into the drink.”

Around the web, professional reviewers, including those at All Top Brands like the high quality of the Zoku Ice Ball Mold.

The Ice Genie is a cylindrical ice cube maker that makes up to 120 pieces of ice, and which takes up far less space than a traditional ice tray in the freezer. It retails for about $12.99 on Amazon.

“We wanted to make the school unique and help market it,” Sherri Johnson told me this week. A veteran gymnastics coach, she had volunteered to coach the Hendricks girls — there’s no budget for gymnastics — but the school building wasn’t suitable for a gymnastics program. Their three daughters had been riding 40 minutes each way to the big city — Brookings, S.D. — for proper gym facilities.

Quari Ice would like to change that. In 2015, husband and wife entrepreneurs Neil and Audrey Sullivan set out to turn the home ice game on its ear. The couple spent two years developing their proprietary operation, a process that included numerous trips to Japan, much trial and error, and plenty of expert advice on innovation.

She joined the Royal Navy in 2005 and was deployed to Afghanistan for six months between October 2008 and March 2009 as part of the ongoing Operation Herrick where she was a Medical Assistant attached to 3 Commando Brigade.

The REF90X tests very well, keeps temperatures stable and won’t cost a fortune to run. It isn’t the quietest four-door we’ve tested, and the door pockets are arguably too big. Yet for practicality with panache, the Bertazzoni REF90X is a great choice.

The RT-40 Posi-Track® loader from ASV Holdings, Grand Rapids, Minn., provides high tractive effort for pushing and digging power. The 4,175-lb. machine is 48.3 in. wide and has an 8.4-ft. lift height. The machine can travel at speeds up to 7.1 mph and features a turbocharged 37.5-hp Kubota 1.8L Tier 4 diesel engine that produces 84.5 ft. lbs. of torque. The loader has a 10.8-in. ground clearance and a 44-degree departure angle.

Panettone has long been a tradition in many Italian and Italian-American homes at Christmastime, but its popularity, in Italy and the U.S., has grown in recent years, as more and more bread bakers and pastry chefs have sought to perfect its delicate texture and high rise. “A panettone is the apotheosis of natural leavening,” writes baker and author Jim Lahey, who includes a recipe for panettone in his book “The Sullivan Street Bakery Cookbook.”

“Ice is extremely important,” says award-winning mixologist and author Brian Van Flandern, whose latest book, “Whiskey Cocktails,” will be released Sept. 20.