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Electric Vehicle Owners Dismayed By Broken and Cracked Glass Roofs

Electric Vehicle Owners Dismayed By Broken and Cracked Glass Roofs Many electric vehicles have roofs made entirely or mostly of glass. Now that glass is breaking and owners are in a fix. Advertisement Electric vehicles have added many new features to our vehicles. Most notably, the frunk, or “front trunk.” Given the clean sheet of paper automakers are working with, new things should be part of the EV revolution. However, some owners are finding that one trend, glass roofs, may not be suitable for all vehicle types or all owners’ needs. What Are Glass Roofs On Vehicles? The glass roofs we are referring to are not moonroofs or sunroofs. Nor are they really panoramic moonroofs or sunroofs either. Rather, we are referring to the all-glass roofs or mostly-glass roofs used on some models. The Tesla Model X was a pioneer of novel use of glass in its roof, and along with its “falcon” doors, came to be associated with the model. The Model X was unusual in that the model doe

Why Democrats are turning to child care as the next front in fixing the economy

Why Democrats are turning to child care as the next front in fixing the economy By Sarah Ewall-Wice Updated on: April 29, 2021 / 4:08 PM / CBS News Deshara Bishop works overnights at a warehouse. The 28-year-old single mom took the job to provide for her one- and six-year-old boys. She relies on family, friends and neighbors to be with them at her Raleigh, North Carolina, home while she works but during the day, she can t afford child care.  Child care for just her younger son would cost more than $1,000 a month. This isn t unusual in many states, child care for an infant costs more than in-state college tuition. And according to the Department of Health and Human Services, only one in seven eligible children receive subsidies to help pay for child care. 

Heartstrings

Text by Akhil Sood Singer and composer Priya Darshini wrote the Grammy-nominated Periphery (Best New Age Album), in less than two weeks and then recorded it live, in one take, in an abandoned Brooklyn church over a single day. In the run-up to the awards, we speak to the Chennai-born artiste about her deep-rooted classical background, that time when she almost charted a career for herself in Bollywood and the process of putting together this introspective, out-of-the-box album Photographed by Ben Rosser How did your journey in music begin? Everybody from my family has studied Carnatic classical music. And they’re just deep lovers of every style of music. My grandmothers on both sides have been musicians. My sister and I were always immersed in music at home – my mum started teaching me singing when I was maybe three or four. Then my grandmother was my teacher. As I got a little older – I must have been eight or nine – I started studying with Bombay Lakshmi Rajagop

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