really wanted the Envision to be completely
au courante, the gauge cluster should have been some form of configurable digital screen. But otherwise, the Envision’s cabin, at least in its top-of-the-line Avenir form Buick is hoping to create the same cachet for Avenir as GMC has for Denali is pretty impressive.
Top marks definitely go to the infotainment system. Unlike pretty much every other auto marque, Buick has no flowery, marketing-department-vetted, fully-acronymed name for its infotainment. Instead, it simply refers to it as a “Buick 10.2-inch touchscreen.”
It’s no lesser for its Plain Jane appellation, and in fact, it’s one of the most pleasing and certainly the most easily-learned infotainment systems I’ve tested. Within five minutes of fiddling, I knew where all the apps were, had at least perused their sub-menus, and figured out how to pair my phone. Compare that with Mercedes’ MBUX, which is admittedly more powerful and graphically-pleasing, but which
Godzilla Vs. Kong scores best opening day of the pandemic with $9.6 million
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The grudge match of the year could very well be the first sign that moviegoers are truly ready to get back to seeing movies at their local theater again.
GODZILLA VS. KONG opened yesterday at the domestic box office & the film scored the best opening day of the pandemic by a long shot.
Godzilla Vs. Kong
grossed $9.6 million on its opening day which is essentially a record opening day during the pandemic. Since theaters shuttered last March & then began slowly reopening last August, no film has come close to touching this figure on opening day. The figure is also impressive considering
More imagination needed as the ‘new normal’ approaches David Eiswert 16 March 2021
Sometimes in life, you find yourself “in between.” In-between seasons, in-between relationships, in-between jobs. One season is ending, and the next has yet to begin. This is where markets are now.
Discussing COVID 19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, and markets should begin with an acknowledgement of the human suffering that the crisis has caused and the injustices that it has revealed. There is more to this experience than market uncertainty, but that uncertainty is what investors are trusted to navigate.
It is remarkable how humanity met the COVID challenge. This response reminds us of our adaptability and ingenuity as a species. Let us hope that this ingenuity combined with a renewed focus on tackling injustice will lead to better long-term outcomes for us all.
Victoria's screen industry is poised for growth in jobs and projects as we safely recover from the pandemic with a new, globally focused animation studio.