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I believe the licensing AirPlay rumor more than this rumor. Where exactly can Apple go with a TV other than keeping it in house? Make it thinner and bigger every two to three years? Where is the selling point? I don't buy a TV every year or even every two to three years. It isn't a volume sell.
License AirPlay out to other manufacturers. Let them build the TVs and then the Apple iTunes option is built in. Leverage those units to get people into the Apple ecosystem, get money for the licenses and spend nothing on manufacturing costs. Sounds like a good idea to me.
and it will cost approximately $1,000,000 (or it might as well, since I'm positive I won't be able to afford a TV made by apple)
"Smart TV" Is that something that will automatically filter, or censor what Steve & Co. deem "inappropriate" content ?
I could imagine just like the mac mini it will take forever to finally get HDMI
its funny, no imagination. Just like when the ipad came out. Everyone trash talking to the max. You dont even know what apple has up their selves. I think it would be something amazing they'd make. And yet i still dont know why i'm watching tv from a 50" Sony. I feel it should be apple.
Good point made about volume... i bet apple can fix that.
Sweet I can see it now...
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Built in Mac Pro,
Full computer and iOS experience,
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...no need for HDMI, because what the hell would need to connect to thing beast of a machine? Oh, and I forgot to mention, you can watch TV on it too.
I'd buy one...
An Apple TV, actual TV, would be one hefty cost.
When companies like Vizio just put up their 3D 1080p tvs starting at 549$. With internet apps (haven't looked at what apps it inlcudes, I hope netflix at least).
Yeah I'll totally buy a TV from Apple with they're controlling nature...wait I'm not stupid nevermind.
You may want to check your spelling and punctuation before making such a claim.
"they're" is like "they are"
I think the word you're looking for is "their"
Just a heads up, no hard feelings.
Irony at its finest...lol
I think Apple could make a really good TV! They'd have to set a reasonable price though because they're some amazing TV's out right now for pretty good prices.
Well considering I was piss drunk at the time of that comment I think I did pretty well. Screw off.
WOAH!! Hey now, can't we all just get along?
Leave TV to the people who have been making them for over 20 years!
Ah cmon with that attitude we'd never have any innovation. If Apple said like
"okay Motorolla has been making phones so were gonna keep at computers/laptops"
Then we'd never have the iPhone :P


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Contributing to an employer-sponsored retirement plan is an important step toward a secure future, but experts warn that, like any other financial asset, it takes oversight as well as common sense to reap the geatest benefits.
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Mistake No. 1: Opting out
One of the biggest mistakes is to decide not to participate, says Robert Gordon, senior financial adviser at Miami-based Investor Solutions.
"As the saying goes, 'you've got to be in it to win it,'" he says. "Be it a 401k, 403b, 457 or other similarly numbered options, the responsibility is on the employee to take the initiative and complete the paperwork."
In an attempt to encourage more people to take advantage of employer-sponsored retirement plans, the 2006 Pension Protection Act provides safe harbor to companies that offer automatic enrollment, requiring employees to opt out rather than in, says Artie Green, the founder and principal of Cognizant Wealth Advisors in Palo Alto, Calif.
"That has not taken hold to the degree the government was hoping," says Glenn A. Hottin, a financial planner at M&H Advisors in New Haven, Conn. "The majority who don't elect to join generally are confused by their choices, and the confused mind does nothing."
Definitely don't opt out if your company offers automatic enrollment. It will also automatically select an investment option for you -- often a target-date fund. Once you're in the plan, take time to acquaint yourself with all its investment options so you can determine if the preselected fund is the best choice or if there's one that better meets your goals, time horizon and risk tolerance.
Mistake No. 2: Borrowing from your plan
Your company retirement plan is not a piggy bank. Treating it like one has very expensive consequences.
"Borrowing from a retirement account has become more prevalent," Hottin says. "For someone out of work, it may be the only way to address some large expenses.
"My suggestion is always to exhaust other options prior to going into your 401k, because it's so expensive to do so. It could cost you as much as 40 cents on the dollar -- and that is money you never recover." That could occur if you borrow the money and then default on the loan, which results in a deemed distribution on which you would owe taxes and a penalty if you're younger than 59 1/2.
"Some things are legal but just not wise," Investor Solutions' Gordon says. "This is one of those things."
Mistake No. 3: Cashing out in a job change
"I am always amazed by the number of people who cash out their plan when they leave their previous employer," Gordon says. "I hear excuses like, 'It was easier than rolling it over,' 'I needed the money for moving expenses,' or, the best, 'I used the money to fund my vacation before I started the new job.'"
Cashing out before age 59 1/2, he says, carries a 10% penalty. "It doesn't make sense to take the funds on which you have been earning less than 2% and pay a guaranteed penalty of 10%," says Gordon.
Of course, this would be in addition to the taxes you would owe.
This also doesn't take into account the returns you forfeit by not staying invested. Even small amounts cashed out when you're young can keep you from amassing a large nest egg. For example, if you had kept $5,000 in your retirement account 20 years ago instead of cashing it out, that amount could have grown to nearly $14,590 today, assuming a 5.5% annualized return.
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Mistake No. 4: Leaving the account in limbo
Just leaving your retirement account with a former employer is also a bad option, Hottin says.
"If your former company downsizes or is acquired by another firm," he says, "finding some contact who can help you retrieve it at a later time could be a hassle.
"It's better to take your 401k with you and mix it in with your new employer's plan -- or roll it into an individual retirement account of some type so you can manage it a bit better." If you do an IRA rollover, make sure it's a trustee-to-trustee transfer.
Rolling it into your new employer's account will give you continued creditor protection, says Green. "Even if you default on loans or you're a defendant in a lawsuit and lose, nobody can touch the money in your 401k or 403b." Depending on the state you live in, he says, your money might also be protected in an IRA.
Mistake No. 5: Too much company stock
Financial advisers say you should have no more than 10% of your retirement account in your employer's company stock. If you're concentrated in a single security, you get hit with a double whammy if your company hits hard times and you lose your job.
"Having company stock in a 401k plan is good for the company in a few ways, but it's a bad idea for the nonowner employees in many ways," Gordon says. "If you're thinking, 'What about the Facebook or Google employees who are now millionaires because of their stock?' don't confuse luck with skill. On the streets of this nation, there are many former employees of Enron, PanAm, WorldCom and others who also believed in their company's stock."
Sometimes, companies make their stock available to employees at a discount through stock options or other direct-purchase programs, he says. If you're tempted, "you are probably best served by taking advantage of the discount and realizing the gain on the discount as soon as (feasible)."
Mistake No. 6: Ignoring the big picture
Your employer-sponsored retirement plan is just one leg of the proverbial three-legged stool of a retirement plan.
"One of the largest mistakes is lack of planning in a holistic sense," Hottin says. "People fail to consider their retirement plans as part of the bigger picture. Your employee retirement account should be part of an overall strategy of financial well-being."
In other words, Green says, the term "retirement plan" should refer not just to tax-qualified plans such as IRAs and 401k's, but also other sources of income such as Social Security, company pensions, part-time work and other money saved up -- "your overall plan for how you're going to get through the remainder of your life."
Of course, many variables are beyond your control: You don't know how long you will live, how your investments will perform or whether you'll encounter an unforeseen expense that could derail your plans. So the best way to plan for the unexpected is to spend less, invest as much as you can and choose investments wisely.
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With the support of the "Partnering Epilepsy Centers in America" Program (PECA), supported by the North American Commission of the ILAE, the Epilepsy Program at the Western University (Ontario, Canada) paired with the Department of Epilepsy at the Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Neurologicas (INCN) in Lima. Since 2008, these two institutions have been working together, organizing workshops, visits to Perú and London (Canada), and reviewing cases online, among other activities. The main objectives of this partnership have been realized, the latest one being the performance of the first ever temporal lobectomy in a patient with medically-intractable temporal lobe epilepsy due to hippocampal sclerosis in Perú.
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1 teaspoon olive oil
2 cups sliced mushrooms
2 tablespoons olive oil
6 (3/4 inch thick) pork loin chops
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 cup chopped onion
1 (14.5 ounce) can diced Italian tomatoes, undrained
1 teaspoon dried basil
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 cup water, if necessary
1 large green bell pepper, cut in 6 pieces
This recipe was excellent JUST AS WRITTEN, and I would not rate it after making a bunch of changes to it as many other reviewers do. I agree 100% with reviewer Larry Brooke. It would be nice to see ratings and reviews on the ORIGINAL recipe. I find it just plain insulting to the submitter of the recipe when people pompously say "here's what I did to make this a five star recipe" or "these are the changes I made" or "here's how I do it". Please rate the original and then submit your own darned recipe if you're not happy with it. Merry Christmas to all.
Followed the recipe as written. These were good, but not great. I would highly suggest seasoning the pork chops with salt and pepper as you're browning them, because although the sauce is flavorful enough, the chops themselves were on the bland side. Also, my chops turned out dry and I don't know if this was due to the long simmering time or what. On the plus side, this recipe is easy and presents nicely.
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These pork chops were tender and juicy and had a lot of flavor. We loved them! I followed the recipe except for the mushrooms (didn't have any) and I left out the salt (personal preference). This is a terrific quick and easy weeknight dinner that everyone will love.
Delicious! I scaled this to 2 servings, but made half of the sauce. I used a mix a colored peppers and sautéed them separately, topping the chops with them when plating. The flavor of this is excellent, perfectly seasoned. The only thing I would change next time is to cut back on the simmering time because my chops dried out a bit, even though I used a very low simmer. But that is an easy fix and I will definitely be making this again!
I absolutely loved these pork chops! The only thing I did was added a little bit more seasoning since my family likes their food spicy but other than that, I followed the recipe exactly and it was a sure hit! It's been added to my recipe box for future use. The chops are juicy and tender...try it!
I put this in my Recipe Box because of it seemed to be a very healthy recipe...according to the nutritional information...although I wonder if it was calculated correctly?? Anyway..it was quite simple to make and it was VERY tasty! I used a 540 ml can of Alymers Cracked Black Peppercord and Roasted Garlic stewed tomatoes and the flavour was AMAZING! I used a red pepper but otherwise I followed the recipe pretty much exactly. The sauce was so good it might be good as a pasta sauce on it's own and I will defiantly try this with chicken. * I did try this with chicken..not as good..something about the pork chops I guess!
These pork chops are very good. I use diced tomatoes with green chilies instead of the regular tomatoes and added black greek olives.
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She was born in Johns-town, Pa., to Joseph and Catherine Bankovich. She traveled to Hungary with her adoptive parents, George and Mary Sabo, and settled in Newton Falls, Ohio, with her adoptive mother.
She graduated from Newton Falls High School. She worked for five years in the Levi fabric shop in Warren, Ohio.
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She is survived by three children, Matthew Bufwack of Mantua, Ohio, Mary Bufwack (Robert Oermann) of Nashville, Tenn., and Mark Bufwack of Leavittsburg, Ohio; a daughter-in-law, Robin Reed of Leavittsburg, Ohio; four grandchildren, Heather (Carl) Hopson, Helen (Paul) Craig, Christina Thomas and Miranda (Kevin) Tenney; and six great-grandchildren.
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Not Quite a Sequel,November 17, 2005 ByThis review is from: Support Your Local Gunfighter (DVD)SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFF was a comic masterpiece and cried out, at least in terms on dollars and cents, for a sequel. So they made one, only it wasn't
Almost all of the cast from the SHERIFF appear in GUNFIGHTER but they all play completely different characters. Nothing is the same except that it takes place in the west and is funny, but not as funny as the original.
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Support Your Local Gunfighter,September 11, 2004 This review is from: Support Your Local Gunfighter (DVD)Amusing fluff from the makers of SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFF, SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL GUNFIGHTER isn't quite as amusing or easy to warm up to.
Jack Elam steals the show as a roustabout drifter who con man James Garner convinces to impersonate legendary gunman Swifty Morgan. Veteran actors Henry Morgan and Dub Taylor seem to shout every line of dialogue, which doesn't help things much. The uncredited Chuck Connors, another scene stealer playing the real Swifty, shows up in the last ten minutes to bring things to a calamitous conclusion.
I think introducing the Connors' character a half-dozen scenes or so earlier would have helped things immensely. SHERIFF worked so well because there were easily identifiable Good and Bad Guys, and a lot of the laughs came from lampooning Walter Brennan and his brood.
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Over the years, many American readers have requested Szechuan beef recipe on Rasa Malaysia. For those who have been waiting for this popular American-Chinese dish, this is the recipe I developed specifically for you. The reason I said so is because I have never had American-style Szechuan beef until very recently.
Szechuan beef, much like beef and broccoli, is not found in China. There is a Sichuan poached beef in a fiery chili-oil sauce, called 水煮牛肉, or literally "Water Cooked Beef" that looks like this picture. The Szechuan beef dishes found in in the US are mostly stir-fried beef in a mildly spicy sauce with assortment of vegetables. Every Chinese restaurant or Chinese buffets here has their own rendition of Szechuan beef.
This Szechuan beef is my take on PF Chang's version. The beef is thinly sliced and marinated with cornstarch so as to achieve a velvety and tender texture, which is highly prized in Chinese cuisine. The sauce is a tad spicy, savory, and slightly sweet. The end result is good with steamed rice and I hope you will enjoy my concoction.
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This looks tasty. And thanks for mixing in these American-Chinese dishes. I love the authentic stuff as well as these other varieties. It is nice to get a little of both worlds. :)
1So no Sichuan peppercorns? Love the recipe!!!
2Actually sounds a little bit like a genuine and very common [si]chuan dish 鱼香肉丝 / fish-flavoured meat (pork) strips. It's got pretty much the same ingredients – no fish but the salty taste comes from the oyster sauce.
3While you are correct that the usual dish offered as "Szechuan beef" is a fairly insipid stir fry, my husband worked most of several years in Taiwan in the early 70s, coming home for a bit every couple of months. He developed a passion for Szechuan style recipes and one of his favorites was for a spicy "dry-fried" beef dish he titled Szechuan beef. I've spent several hours unsuccessfully going through my old cookbooks looking for it, but it was essentially strips of marinated beef (patted dry) fried in deep fat until crisp and chewy, drained, then stir fried with matchstick carrot sticks, pepper strips, and various aromatics–very spicy, and with a delicious chewy texture complemented by the still crisp carrots. Green beans cooked this way are also spectacular and could be used with the beef instead of carrots.
When Szechuan and Hunan style restaurants became popular in the 1980s, their menus included many dishes that were much spicier than now–boy do I ever miss them. Even PF Chang's used to spice up their now very bland recipes.
6what cut of beef should i use?
7I love this food
9wow…. nice… looks so delicious!
11Hi Rasa! I have recently discovered your website, I am enjoying reading it very much, it has great info! I hope we can begin to exchange some ideas! Thank you.
Can i use cider viniger instead of rice wine in all chinese recipes.Or its better to skip.14Nice recipe but not really from Sichuan, it does not have the trademark "Mala 麻辣" hotness as there are no Szechuan peppercorns included. It also does not have any doubanjiang so the flavor of the sauce is not "Yuxiang 鱼香". I'd say this is more of Cantonese/Southern Chinese take on the Szechuan dried-fried shredded beef "干煸牛肉絲 Gan Bian Niu Rou Si".
16Dear Rasa,
So, what does the cornstarch actually DO to the meat? You make it sound like it has some effect on tenderizing, rather than being a thickener for the sauce. I have always been curious about why they marinate with cornstarch.W/a Smile, Tiana
18You can try adding a bit of egg mixture to the marinate on top of the cornstarch. It helps make the meat even more tender.
20I doubled this recipe tonight for family dinner. I mostly kept it the same except I left out the oyster sauce and substituted a small splash of fish sauce. I also added quite a lot more chilli oil, the kind with crunched up chillies, because no matter how hot I make it, it's not hot enough at my house. Ever. I also added szechuan peppercorn, ground, about half a teaspoon. It was absolutely delicious.
Still not hot enough for my wife though. I put in three heaping tablespoon of chili oil,too. I was sweating and my mouth was numb. I will be making this again.


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