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iPhone 5: skinny li'l fella with better display, camera, software
Rumor has it that an Eritrean goat-herder with the unlikely name of "Bob" was unaware of the fact that Apple would unveil its iPhone 5 on Wednesday. Frankly, we find that hard to believe. In all of recorded gadget history, few product announcements have had as much pre-event hype as did today's iPhone 5 roll-out at an event in …
"Rumor has it that an Eritrean goat-herder with the unlikely name of "Bob" was unaware of the fact that Apple would unveil its iPhone 5 on Wednesday."
I've just seen Bob. He's at the front of the queue outside the Apple store in Regents Street drinking his coffee made by a Samsung phone owner
Mobile phones are very big in Africa (As I heard at a conference session on challenges to mobile interaction research*) - cheaper to build a mobile phone infrastructure than a fixed line one.
So Eritrean goat-herders looking for faster access to goat auction prices might have a passing interest in today's news.
*However the biggest hurdle facing African mobile users is recharging. So the Jebus phone isn't ready for Eritrean prime time just yet.
As an iPhone user I say UNDERWHELMING, I cannot see a need to upgrade my 4S at all, the comparison spec sheet on the Apple site confirm what I know.
Expecting to be Tango'd
There is no fizz in this can no matter how hard you try to talk it up.
Re: And?
> I cannot see a need to upgrade my 4S
Surely thre reason to upgrade is that now there's a new model out, the days of the "old" one will be strictly limited.
This does seem more like a X.1 release than being worthy of a whole 1 digit increment. I wonder if the reason for there being so little difference (a few percent here, a couple of millimetres there) is because Apple have run out of ideas, or because the iPhone is so near to perfection already?
It's a little tall for my tastes and will require longer pockets.
Have Apple patented the new shape, 'tall but thin, with rounder corners'?
Though I believe that LG bought out such a shape in 2009 The LG BL40 though it has sharper corners.
just heat it up a little over a gas cooker and just stretch it a bit?
Except for LTE which we won't have for a year or so it's functions the same as a 4S look at the Apple site comparison page. I'd wait for the 5S next year which will iron out all the niggles.
There really is no NFC?
Wow, this is a bigger piss take than letting the fanbois think they were getting the iPhone5 last year then just giving them the same one with an "S" at the end.
Seriously - this is what they call innovation?
Its a larger screen, of the kind the Android handsets had 2 years ago.
Its got LTE, of the kind Android handsets had well over a year ago.
Its cameras and speed now match the Android handsets from a year ago.
Its adapter has changed from one proprietary format to another just to take the piss.
A bundled app found on every platform over the last 2 years to stick photos together is trumpeted as a huge breakthrough.
And existing apps look shit because they only stretched the screen in 1 direction, and are new to fragmentation unlike Android which has been dealing with this for years.
This could almost make microsofts offering look good.
Re: And?
Maybe not a good upgrade for your 4S, but it looks like a nice replacement for my 3GS!
You don't *have* to change your phone every 12 months!
Re: There really is no NFC?
This is a first. I think.
An apostrophe disaster where someone gets it right by mistake. In several different ways. Some errors are even ambiguous.
Re: There really is no NFC?
"This could almost make microsofts offering look good."
Steady on, now.
Bob the Samsung guy?
You misheard- he's a BARRISTER.
Re: There really is no NFC?
Its' always better to shoot messengers when i'ts not possible to deal with any of the points raised, although I see the upvoters find 'its message came though loud and clear :-)
"It's a little tall for my tastes and will require longer pockets."
But for someone else it will be just right. Different people have different tastes / needs (for example, I want a small phone that's comfortable to hold). It seems mysterious to me that Apple are only releasing one size of phone. Surely it would make good sense to target all sections of the mobile phone using market. Am I missing something here?
I like the battery life they report for this thing. I think the "HD Voice" thing is present on several existing phones already though and we're just waiting for more network operators to provide the service....?
So, they're calling the mini-dock a "Lightning" connector? Isn't this the same term AMD uses for their Thunderbolt-alike DisplayPort technology? I think someone may be getting sued shortly....
These spec lines read rather underwhelming. Not even a full 720p screen? Seriously? At least they finally got the camera to 8MP like all the Androids. The list of features they're enumerating to merit the "iOS6" tag sound more like the list of features you'd read about in Sense, Motion, or other GUI mods from manufacturers. Task switching, GUI overhaul, hardware-accelerated 3D, and SMP ALL TOGETHER may merit a full version bump, but being able to tweet from the notification pulldown and throwing a few app upgrades in merits iOS5->iOS6? Guess they're on the Firefox versioning system now: numbers for the sake of numbers.
Re: There really is no NFC?
No NFC is a good thing, imo. I wouldn't be happy buying a phone that had NFC and no way to turn it off. It's a security concern and nothing more.
My busted old Android phone works well enough so considering the only real "innovations" are things like NFC, I'm happy to stick with what I got.
Re: Expecting to be Tango'd
flatter than a deflated tyre on a flat bed truck that is parked outside a block of flats in the flattest part of Essex .
I think I'll now go back to sleep.
Re: And?
Exactly - even better, upgrade the 3GS to a 4S; then I can still dump it on my hifi dock and use it to play music and watch movies - something the stupid adaptor for the 5 won't do, as video and audio don't come out of there any more :-(
Re: And?
Uh-oh, if this is the deal I hope everyone has their AAPL shorts in place. I don't see any 80 million iPhone5s being shifted like Munster thought. As expected, it also looks like a big swing and a miss by JP Morgan. I don't know what all the hypestirs were on when they did their numbers but it only stands to reason that Apple couldn't continue the streak much longer.
Set up your AAPL options wisely folks, my gut says short iron condor or butterfly based around today's price, long iron condor/butterfly around the price in two weeks. Expiry should be just after the earnings call in October. Sure, I've been wrong before but I can feel it in my hallux rigidus.
Re: And?
Apple user population are on 2 year contracts. This may not be a compelling reason to throw out your shiny No 4. It will however clean up the "upgrade shiny No 3/3GS" market.
By the way - same as you are I am underwhelmed. This does not mean however that it will not be a commercial success.
Re: Bob the Samsung guy?
"You misheard- he's a BARRISTER."
Shouldn't go there - the legal professional is even lower down the foodchain in my experience.
Re: There really is no NFC?
"Seriously - this is what they call innovation?"
Ah, but as we have been told - repeatedly - over the years, the "thing" with the iPhone is not the technology, but the design and userfriendlyness. (We need a Dustypuppy icon).
So you shouldn't look at the minor technology updates, but focus on the vastly improved design and userfriendlyness.
Mine's the one with the sarcasm in the pocket.
"I've just seen Bob. He's at the front of the queue outside the Apple store in Regents Street drinking his coffee made by a Samsung phone owner"
And off we go.......the ladies are sharpening their claws to defend the indefensible.
Re: And?
Just don't get what people expect - it's about 20% thinner and lighter despite a larger retina screen for no letter boxing, it's up to twice the speed yet the same battery life. It supports 4G and iOS 6 has some really good looking new features like panorama, Facebook integration, better maps etc.
I guess NFC would have been nice but it's hardly a mega deal - anyway for all you know it could have it but they just did not reveal it yet. There is also a lot more they could do with iOS 6.
I like that it's the same width so fits in a normal human hand - the new connector is an improvement.
Re: And?
That's precisely the point - Apple phones have a much longer life - I see plenty of people still using 3GS phones (which are now 4 years old).
Re: And?
I would not call nearly 20% thinner AND lighter a minor issue when the screen is larger.
Re: And? @twelvebore
That is his point, its not a wow upgrade, they've stretched it, so it looks more like an Android phone...
Re: And?
Congratulations LarsG!
You can see no reason to upgrade a phone that is (at most) 11 months old: common sense has prevailed!
To those on a 3GS or original 4 now out of a 2 year contract on hardware originally released OVER 2 years ago I suspect the reaction may be different.
HINT: apple don't aim their new models at owners of the previous model (although they are quite happy to sell you the latest shiny even if your previous shiny is still factory fresh, and they know some people are daft enough to upgrade EVERY new model) they know the vast BULK of purchases will be from owners of earlier generations (excluding the just replaced generation) and iPhone virgins.
Re: Notes
"Not even a full 720p screen?"
Why on earth would you need a 720p screen on something that is 4"? There are televisions that are 720p. About six years ago, you would have thought 720p on an 18" monitor was nice. I'm all for progress, but some things just seem excessive to me.
Re: And?
Exactly. I'm out of a 24 month contract this month and considering I can unlock and sell my original 4 on ebay for £200, it would daft not to carry on with my £30 a month and get a 5.
Re: There really is no NFC?
Er- Blackberries have nfc and you can turn it off from the same menu that allows you to turn off wi-fi, Bluetooth etc.
Re: And?
3GS = quite a slim sexy groovy shape.
4/S = fat, heavy lump, sharp front and back edges makes it uncomfortable in the hand unless you wrap it in a decent case.
Re: And?
Me for example.
... and it will run the yet to be released iOS6 and I have never ever felt the need to have a micro-SD card for extra storage nor do I feel the urge for NFC communications. I see no reason to upgrade yet, and when I do, it will be for a dramatically reduced cost 4S to maintain plug compatibility with my somewhat expensive ghetto blaster.
Only the camera is sub-par on the 3GS, but I have a real camera, so it's not used that often anyway.
Re: And?
This does *not* look like a good upgrade from my 3GS. Just about the only feature of any interest is the extra row of icons on the screen, and that, my friends, is not worth several hundred quid.
Re: Notes @h4rm0ny
I would just like to point out that your thinking that 6 years ago 720p on a monitor was nice? 10 years ago I was eunning at 1600x1200 on a monitor. Just because the TV companies took things backward does not mean the whole world should folllow. When monitors started to pop up at 1920x1080 this was a backward step to save them money by using cheaper panels so that they could use the monkier "HD" . But they were less HD than we were used to.
Re: Expecting to be Tango'd
"Flattest part of Essex"?
If you really want flat, you should go to Lincolnshire. Now that's Apple country!
Re: And? @twelvebore
"That is his point, its not a wow upgrade, they've stretched it, so it looks more like an Android phone..."
Oh great! Another pending look and feel case.
Re: And?
My thoughts Ed Zachery
"It's a little tall for my tastes and will require longer pockets."
Anybody in the habit of buying Apple gear - by definition - has deep pockets. So that shouldn't be a problem.
Re: And?
"but it looks like a nice replacement for my 3GS!"
Why? What exactly does it do that will make the quality of your life so much better than your 3GS doesn't? Or are you just yet another dribbling Ooooh Shiny! acolyte who would part with their money if Apple released a turd with their logo on it?
I just don't get this upgrade obsession, its a fucking phone for gods sake. Anyone who upgraded their landline phone every year because a new one had come out with a slight better processor and screen would been seen as an obsessive wierdo. Why is it ok for mobile phones? Is it perhaps because they're more fashion than technology and its the male equivalent of buying a new handbag?
Re: Notes
@h4rm0ny: "Why on earth would you need a 720p screen on something that is 4"?"
I would actually like to see my webpages, not have some 500x100 header image or some such nonesense (register title image perhaps?) throw everything off the low-res screen TYVM. I suffered on a low res screen and it made web browsing terrible. 1280x800 gives a normal rendering so I can find what I need and move on with life. Not all of us are blind.
Re: And?
Because my 3GS running IOS 5 is a PITA. The OS cripples this old model and I'd quite like something that could run IOS5 or 6 without me losing my temper. THe basic operation of the phone and it's Apps could be much the same as far as I'm concerned, just responsive.
No 'very exciting' changes over the 4S.
Re: Evolutionary
Yep - it does seem that way, but then to be honest nothing much "new" or "interesting" was expected with this phone despite all the hyperbole.
It would be nice if iOS got a refresh though, it's now feeling very clunky and unloved and while there have been some incremental improvements, they've not been a lot. Keeping it similar does aid continued adoption rather than the "arg... where did they move that to this time" feel that can come across otherwise.
I know a few people have been putting off new phones for iPhone 5, will be interesting to see how the sales (not shipments) go. It's beyond time apple did something interesting rather than evolutionary with their phones. The displays are nice, the camera sounds good, siri will doubtless continue to be a useless waste of space and making a nicely presented and designed phones thinner and thinner only to have ugly-as-sin cases to enclose them just seems an ongoing exercise in futility.
Re: Evolutionary
Ah yes the usual "not very exciting changes" post: well just LTE support while keeping the same battery life, larger screen, thinner, lighter and in a now mostly metal body.... oh and a better camera too finally with a good front camera for videochat.
But yes, I guess it's still a phone.
Re: Evolutionary
Yep not very exciting, about as different from the 4S as that was to the 4. Even RCJ over at the BBC has been hard pressed to find anything good to say about this release:
Anybody who doesn't think this is a piss poor attempt at a flagship phone really does need to open their eyes and look at what other companies are doing with mobile technology - there is actual innovation going on outside the Apple eco-system.
Re: Evolutionary
I also think the A6 is quite a surprise. All the predictions were it would just be a downclocked A5X or a clocked up 28nm version of the A5 like in the recent iPad 2 refresh. Of course it could still be one of those two, just with a new name, but for it to deliver double the performance it might have more under the bonnet than expected. I doubt it's a quad core though as I'm sure they would have mentioned it!
Re: Evolutionary
It's just a v. next, really. For a company that's hyped up by fanbois for its innovation, there's not much innovation in the iPhone 5.
Re: Evolutionary
Ah yes the usual "not very exciting changes" post: well just LTE support while keeping the same battery life, larger screen, thinner, lighter and in a now mostly metal body.... oh and a better camera too finally with a good front camera for videochat.
You're missing the point, old bean. These changes aren't that exciting because people on other platforms have had them for donkey's years. I mean, browser sync? Really? That's on my N900, for feck's sake.
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Here are the list of dates that Danny is coming back to TX to teach throughout the time that we are in MD. We plan to return to TX again by October 29th 2014 in time to coach/compete at Pine Hill, TX Rose and Meadow Creek this November 2014.
Dannys traveling lesson price will remain the same price as last year, lessons are $100/rider plus grounds fee. All lessons are scheduled as private lessons and will take place either at Fulshear Equestrian Center or at Pine Hill. Lessons will be reserved when payment is received and on a first come first serve basis. Cancellations~~ a full refund will be made if the spot is filled. Please contact Keli Warrington for availability on all dates and preferred time slots~~ email@example.com or 484-459-4974.
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THURSDAY APRIL 10TH Danny is available all day for lessons at FEC on the 10th. Friday the 11th, he will be at Pine Hill all day. Danny is available for coaching on the 12th for the horse show.
May 23, 24, 25- FEC
May 26- Pine Hill
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Danny is teaching a clinic in Salt Lake City Utah January 25th and 26th at the Keystone Equestrian Center hosted by the WREA. If you are interested or for more information please contact www.wreautah.com
Our 2014 calendar includes the Pine Hill schooling shows in January and February. In March we also have Meadow Creek, Red Hills and TX Rose on the schedule. As always riders are welcome to ship into Fulshear Equestrian Center for lessons on a daily basis or for an extended stay. Please contact us if you are interested or for more information.
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Another great winter in Texas has come and gone! We are ready to depart for the east coast on April 8th and then head to Fair Hill horse trials April 19-21st. Our plan is to return to Texas for another winter towards the end of October 2013. We will show at Pine Hill, TX Rose and Meadow Creek this November to finish out our season.
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Linda Zang of Idlewilde Farm in Davidsonville, Maryland, has represented the United States as a dressage competitor at the 1978 World Championships,the 1979 Pan-American Games and the 1980 Alternate Olympics at Goodwood, England. She has been an FEI judge since 1985, achieved her "O" status in 1995, and is currently one of only four "O" judges in this country and twenty in the world. "O" judges are qualified to judge various levels of international competition, including World Championships and the Olympics. Linda was one of the dressage judges at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, the 1998 WEG in Rome and the 2006 WEG in Aachen, Germany. She has judged eight World Cup Finals, including the 2009 finals in Las Vagas and the 1999 Pan American Games in Winnipeg. Additionally, Linda was chairman of the ground jury for the dressage portion of the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Kentucky. Linda's accomplishments as a rider as well as a judge led to her induction into the USDF Hall of Fame in 2009. Linda likes to engage her audience while teaching, which makes for a fun and enriching learning experience. She is a huge resource on what judges are looking for and the direction that dressage in the U.S. is heading. Please contact Keli Warrington for more information or entry forms at ~~ firstname.lastname@example.com
Linda Zang of Idlewilde Farm in Davidsonville, Maryland, has represented the United States as a dressage competitor at the 1978 World Championships,the 1979 Pan-American Games and the 1980 Alternate Olympics at Goodwood, England.
She has been an FEI judge since 1985, achieved her "O" status in 1995, and is currently one of only four "O" judges in this country and twenty in the world. "O" judges are qualified to judge various levels of international competition, including World Championships and the Olympics. Linda was one of the dressage judges at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, the 1998 WEG in Rome and the 2006 WEG in Aachen, Germany. She has judged eight World Cup Finals, including the 2009 finals in Las Vagas and the 1999 Pan American Games in Winnipeg. Additionally, Linda was chairman of the ground jury for the dressage portion of the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Kentucky.
Linda's accomplishments as a rider as well as a judge led to her induction into the USDF Hall of Fame in 2009. Linda likes to engage her audience while teaching, which makes for a fun and enriching learning experience. She is a huge resource on what judges are looking for and the direction that dressage in the U.S. is heading.
Please contact Keli Warrington for more information or entry forms at ~~ firstname.lastname@example.com
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For Immediate Release
Fulshear Equestrian Center Announces Danny Warrington as Head Trainer
Fulshear Equestrian Center brings Advanced-level Eventer and Trainer to their facilities in Southeast Texas
Fair Hill, MD - October 10th, 2011-Advanced-level eventer and trainer Danny Warrington announces a unique opportunity to train and board in Southeast Texas at Fulshear Equestrian Center.
Fulshear Equestrian Center is located at Canaan Ranch on a gorgeous 80-acre farm in rural Fulshear, Texas. It is a 31- stall facility with a large indoor arena and heated viewing room, large outdoor sand arena, large outdoor grass arena, indoor round pen, equicizer machine, paddocks with run-in sheds, irrigation, cross-country course, miles of bridle paths, and ride-out options.
"The facility is absolutely top-notch. The Equestrian Center and the amenities it offers is something you dream about. Fortunately, it has become a reality. It offers everything you can think of in order to make training horses a luxury," Warrington said.
The Fulshear Equestrian Center is an ideal location to escape from the harsh winters in the Mid- Atlantic. It enables the training of the horse to continue without the weather-induced barriers the Mid-Atlantic winters bring. The average temperature of the winters in Fulshear,TX is mid 50's to 60's.
"When building the Equestrian Center, we put a strong focus on the quality of the facility rather than the quantity in order to create a top-of-the line training center, rather than simply a boarding barn. The facilities and amenities that the center offers are extremely conducive to training horses year-round," says Fulshear Equestrian Center owner, Kelly Stanka.
The Equestrian Center is located in close proximity to Houston and San Antonio where schooling jumper shows, combined tests, and dressage shows are readily available.
Danny Warrington will be at Fulshear Equestrian Center full-time from November 1st through April 15th. He will be available for teaching, training, and clinics throughout his extended stay. He will head back to the East Coast in April to compete and train from his home location in Fair Hill, Maryland. However, Warrington will return to Texas once a month from May to November to continue teaching and training with his clients on the Gulf Coast.
"One of the biggest benefits of wintering at the Fulshear Equestrian Center in Texas rather than wintering in the Southeast is you are much more able to focus on the complete training of the horse rather than having to be caught up in the high pressure environment of the Southeast. The focus is entirely on the horses and the students and less on what the other advanced-level trainers are doing next door," says Warrington.
For photos of Danny Warrington or Fulshear Equestrian Center, please contact Lindsay Kelley @ email@example.com.
We are coming back to Texas for the winter!! This winter we are very excited to announce that we will be training out of a new facility, Fulshear Equestrian Center, which is literally right down the road from the farm we were at last year. A huge thank you goes to Josh and Kelly Stanka for making this possible!
We are planning on arriving in TX on November 1st and staying through the Pine Hill event mid April 2012 and then returning to Maryland again for the rest of the season. We will leave our barn in MD the last weekend in October to head down to the Chattahoochee Hills event October 28-30. We will lay over there to compete and then head to TX for the second half of the trip.
More information and pictures about Fulshear Equestrian Center to come soon!
Here are the dates that Danny is teaching in Texas before we return for another winter south November 1, 2011.
May 13-16
June 17-20
September 23-26
Listed below are the different venues that Danny will be teaching at for each date range. All lessons will be scheduled as 1 hour private lessons for $100 each, lessons will be reserved when payment is received. Cancellations~~ a full refund will be made if the spot is filled. All lesson arrangements or questions are to be directed to Keli Warrington at 484-459-4974 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank you to everyone for their support our first year in TX, you have truly made this venture such a positive experience!! Hope to see you soon!
May 13th~~~at Belinda Reeves' Farm~~ Waller, TX. No ship in fee, no stabling or RV hook ups on grounds. Any riders are more then welcome to stable at Pine Hill 20 minutes away. Pine Hill's stabling fees are $25/horse if you use a day stall and $15/horse for a night stall. RV--electric only--$45 for the weekend or $35 for 1 night.
May 14/15th~~at Falconwood Farm (Kelley Kays-Everett and J Everett) ~~ Winnie, TX. Ship-in fee is $15/horse(no stall), $25/horse for a day stall, $15/horse for a night stall. RV hookups- $15/night.
May 16th~~at Pine HIll ~~Bellville, TX. Ship-in fee $15/horse (no stall), $25/horse for day stall, $15/horse for a night stall. RV--electric only--$45 for the weekend or $35 for 1 night.
June 17/18th~~at Pine Hill ~~Bellville, TX. Ship-in fee $15/horse(no stall), $25/horse for a day stall, $15/horse for a night stall. RV--electric only--$45 for the weekend or $35 for 1 night.
June 19/20th~~at Double Eagle Farm (Sheryl Lewis) ~~San Antonio, TX. Limited Stabling at Sheryl's farm. More stabling and all RV hook-ups 5 min away.
September 23/24th~~at Falconwood Farm (Kelley Kays-Everett and J Everett) ~~Winnie, TX. Ship-in fee is $15/horse(no stall), $25/horse for a day stall, $15/horse for a night stall. RV hookups- $15/night.
September 25/26th~~ at Pine HIll ~~Bellville, TX. Ship-in fee $15/horse(no stall), $25/horse for a day stall, $15/horse for a night stall. RV--electric only--$45 for the weekend or $35 for 1 night.
We are going to Texas for the winter!!!! Our plan is to depart after Thanksgiving and return home some time in April. Will Smith, Classico Z, Saratoga, Guiness St. James and a sale project named Monkey, will all be making the journey southwest. Three other horses are tentatively scheduled to join us and are working out trip details.
It is great having friends and clients located throughout the country; this comes in handy when long trips are being planned. 12 hours to GA to stay at Jacel Galloway's farm and teach a couple lessons while in GA. Then the last 12 hours to Kelly and Josh Stanka's farm in Fulshear, TX.
Our training program will be based in Fulshear, while teaching lessons on the farm, offering horse sales as well as traveling off the farm for clinics. Danny will also be coming home to MD teach once a month throughout the winter, keep checking the website for the list of weekends.
We are very excited about our new winter plan!!
Finishing the season at Waredaca at the end of October marked the close to a successful 2010 competition year.
While 2010 has led to many up's and down's throughout the year with the string of horses, one thing has remained the same.....all of the continual support displayed by our clients, owners, friends, and family. We thank you very much and would not have this caliber of business if it wasnt for all of you! Will Smith will be returning to competition in the summer of 2011 and Classico Z is prepping for his prelim year. Good luck to all of us in 2011!!
Warrington Eventing would like to congratulate their two students, Nicholas Hansen who passed his C3 riding and Winter Brown who is now a D3 in Pony Club. Keep up the good work!!
Job well done to all Warrington Eventing students at the AEC's in September. Congratulations to Nicholas Hansen and Grand Cru on their 3rd place finish in the Junior Training division out of 51 starters.
To Danny and Classico Z on their 1st place finish in the Open Training division at the Cosequin Stuart Horse Trials on July 15-18, 2010 out of a field of 20 horses. Also their 5th place finish in June at Groton House Farm in the Prelim/Training division should not go unnoticed…..only 2.7 points separated 1st- 7th place, and Stinky was the only one in his division to show jump clean and have a double clear round!! Please visit www.classicozeventing.com to learn more about Stinky. Photo Credit: Kym McCleerey, thank you!
Good luck to all 8 horses and students traveling to compete at Millbrook Horse Trials on August 5th-8th !!!!
Please contact Kelly Stanka, email@example.com for availability on July 23-25 and Stephanie Grewie, firstname.lastname@example.com for availability on Monday July 26.
The Graham Equestrian Center in Glen Arm, MD will be hosting an Eventing 101 clinic with Danny on July 31-August 1. ~To sign up visit: www.grahameq.org Click schedule, select the event, and click sign-up at the bottom of the page
~~Danny will be in Bloomington, IL on May 8/9 at Hunter Oaks Equestrian Center. Please contact Sandy Mercier for availability. email@example.com
~~Danny will be at Valinor Farm in Plymouth, MA on June 20/21. Please contact Robyn at email@example.com for availability.
First we would like to thank all owners: Carl Hansen and Janet Robishaw, Jim Lewis, Stephanie Morrongiello, and Susan Neilson for allowing us to head south this year, and what a great winter to be in Florida! We can't THANK YOU enough and we are extremely lucky to have such a great support team!
Thank you to Karen O'Connor and Leslie Law for GREAT lessons and training while we were in Florida.
And thank you to Asia, Amy, Sarah, and Kelly for looking after things at the barn at home in Maryland for us while we were away. Also to Drew and Polly Willis, owners of the farm we rent, for making this trip possible as well.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!! All set to start the season off at Morven Park in VA next week. Good Luck!
~~Danny will be in Lexington, KY to teach the weekend of March 6/7. Please contact Emily Ragan at firstname.lastname@example.com for availability.
~~Danny will be in Houston, TX for a 3 day clinic March 19-21. Please contact Barb Whitmire firstname.lastname@example.com for availability.
Danny's trip the last weekend in February has been moved to March 13/14 due to the snow! We are going to play this trip by ear~~ here are our options: 1) both days will be held at Tracy and Matt Stroschein's Full Throttle Farm or 2)depending on weather...Saturday will be at Full Throttle and then Sunday xc schooling at Difficult Run in Hearndon, VA. If you are interested in either day please contact Kelly Beaver at firstname.lastname@example.com or Keli at firstname.lastname@example.com or 484-459-4974. THANK YOU everyone for being so flexible because of the weather!
Danny is in sunny Ocala, FLORIDA this winter training the competition horses: Will Smith, Regalio, Saratoga, and Classico Z. He will compete at Morven Park in VA at the end of March on his way home and then back to MD for the remainder of the season.


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Farewell Nokia: First ever 'Microsoft Lumia' set for Tuesday reveal
A phone with Microsoft emblazoned across its back?
Let's create a (potentially) great phone and ruin it by making it look like it got handed out at work.
(And yes, I still prefer my Nokia Lumia to the discarded droid and Apple devices lying around in my house)
VMware: Yep, ESXi bug plays 'finders keepers' with data backups
QuaryChangedDisckAreas? Really? Not QueryChangedDiskAreas?
Hey, non-US websites – FBI don't have to show you any stinkin' warrant
Seriously, the phpMyAdmin connection is paper-thin nonsense. Sadly, it's all too easy to bamboozle those who live in the intersection of law and software with blatant bullshit.
Coming next... Suspect breathes. Terrorists breath. Suspect must be a terrorist.
NHS grows a NoSQL backbone and rips out its Oracle Spine
"80 million people in Britain"
Last time I checked there were about 64 million people in Britain. Where did the other 16 million come from? That's a pretty big margin of error.
Can't touch this! Microsoft joins OpenGL 3D graphics group
Re: Unity support for WebGL
I don't buy this argument. As Microsoft are observing parts of their business collapse in slow motion, they are looking at the increasing revenues of companies with apps on other platforms. They want a slice. The difference is a change in attitude to interoperability and an embrace of the widened opportunity provided through actual contribution to open source. They need the developer community to notice this change in attitude or they risk further decline as more and more people notice how far open source code and software has moved forward over the years. Without willing developers, MS is dead in the water. They need to re-win our trust.
Given the announcement a few months ago of the open-sourcing of most of the .net stack, i think your argument here is... dated.
Glastonbury debuts festival wide Wi-Fi network - fitted to COWS
So is it WiFi or 4G? The author seems confused...
Sealed with an XSS: I gave TweetDeck a heart attack, says teen comp sci boff Firo
"Let's see what time brings us."
A court summons?
Mozilla agrees to add DRM support to Firefox – under protest
Re: Yet another Adobe plugin
Why would you say that? Adobe's track record is exemplary, no?
Powershell terminal sucks. Is there a better choice?
Re: what about...
LinqPad gets my vote. It's the only software I've ever purchased that hasn't left me feeling shortchanged in some way or another.
Chinese Moon rover, lander duo wake up after two-week snooze
I'm surprised that in 2014...
...they go and equip it with a camera that seems to barely rival a cheap 10 year old webcam.
Somehow I expected more bandwidth.
SiriusXM sued for millions in 'unpaid' music royalties
"Never understood why playing music on the radio means the radio station pays the artist money"...
Yeah, because listeners tune in just to listen to adverts and the music is an annoyance that drives the punters away, right?
If you're attracting listeners and revenue because they like the music that you play, then some sort of renumeration is only fair.
The real problem is the various different mafia-esque outfits that scam both punters and musicians by unfair pricing structures that appear to favour only the incumbents.
TypeScript 0.9 arrives with new compiler, support for generics
Clearing up misconceptions
The most important thing to realise here is that the compiled output of TypeScript is JavaScript. The purpose of TS is to provide compile-time type-safety so that code written by developers is more easily checked and enforced at compile time. Once compiled, the output is standard, vanilla Javascript.
Anyone who thinks that this causes disadvantage to the web at large simply doesn't understand what TypeScript is and the aims of the TypeScript project.
+1 to Microsoft for finally "getting" the web.
300 UK domains pilfered, MASSIVE security lapse blamed
That's just astonishingly negligent. I'm taking my custom elsewhere with immediate effect (it will be my next action after posting this message).
Those morons don't deserve my business. Thanks for the heads-up, reg.
Boffins use DVD burner to scale graphene supercapacitors
Crafty sods. Nice.
Apple FINALLY fills gaping Java hole that pwned its own devs
Why not...
...just hand management of the entire steaming poo over to Oracle instead of getting stuck in the middle of somebody else's release schedule. Then they can just point the finger without the reputation damage that Java is currently causing them.
What is this cosy relationship between Java and Apple anyway?
Since Apple demoted Java from being the "first class" citizen of OS X that they originally anticipated, there's no real decent reason for them to be involved in the release of somebody else's software.
Soak up CO2 with sponges, says CSIRO
What is the surface area of a football pitch?
...taking into acccount all the blades of grass growning on it.
Microsoft leads from behind on Windows 8
Isn't it TIFKAM now?
Scientists find safer way to store hydrogen
"can soak up so much of the stuff ..."
"can soak up so much of the stuff that a fuel tank stuffed full of the compound could match a conventionally-sized fuel tank for energy potential"
Can you define the difference between a "tank" and a "conventionally-sized tank"?
Google 'chooses' not to censor Mosley content, MP says
Censorship by machine...
...is definitely possible... and certain to be shit. I'm somewhat worried that yet another politician climbs on a soapbox preaching that this is a clever idea.
2011's Best... DVRs and Media Streamers
Unfair advantage given to Virgin Tivo
As the only product that is only available as part of a larger subscription (and very much tied in to the Virgin package), I'm not surprised that the Virgin offering is the winner. However, a review that is nominally about DVRs and MediaStreamers (as opposed to the quality of the subscription product that none of the other candidates carry), I find this article disturbingly biased. Are you sure Virgin didn't pay for this one? Seems a little too much like an advert to me.
Coders are creatives too: Where's our love?...
the people who built our world are dismissed as geeks and bottom feeders?
I think somebody has self-esteem issues.
LOHAN to suck mighty thruster as it goes off, in a shed
Rocket Ignition Chamber for Hypobaric Integrity Experimentation
Three complains to Brussels over NFC exclusion
Korean antitrust agency raids Google over Android
re: Seriously?
@xanadrew: Of course it makes sense. Do you think it's a coincidence that after Microsoft faced similar actions over Internet Explorer that the browser market has moved to a more healthy state of competition?
WikiLeaks sues Visa, Mastercard over 'financial blockade'
Good to know
that my donation to WikiLeaks is being spent on furthering their cause and not on lining the pockets of gutter filth litigation lawyers.
Google urges background tab websites to throttle themselves
Is it just me...
It seems that the benefit to the developer of co-operating to allow tabs of other sites to perform well seems to be very slight. OTOH, when coupled with a "name and shame" interface telling the user about sites that perform badly in the background, this might take off, but otherwise... meh.
Scanner snares senior servant
Dude's better off...
...without a job from Big Brother.
Scotland bans smut. What smut? Won't say
"allow offenders to adapt or restrict their behaviour...
... to conduct which falls short of our prosecution threshold"
Isn't this the point of laws?
Bummed-out users give anti-virus bloatware the boot
No AV for 5 years
That's right. I haven't run any AV for over 5 years on my Windows machines. A good hardware firewall and diligent browsing has kept me away from the bad stuff. AntiVirus IS the virus as far as I am concerned.
French operator pooh-poohs iOS4
"Double Hard Reset"?
WTF? A quick search of "the brain" reveals that this is common iPhone parlance. Once again... WTF?
Microsoft's .NET at ten: big hits, strange misses
"particularly when it's a plugin that only works on Windows boxes"
Actually, there's a mac version of silverlight. Can't vouch for how well it runs though.
It's boffins versus bookies on the World Cup Rankings
"England and Germany look nice and close"
Um. Yep. I'm really sold on this analysis.
BT quotes pensioner £150,000 to get broadband
@Dave Moffat
"BT has an obligation to provide service but not where it is unfeasably expensive."
What that amounts to is that there's no obligation at all, unless they can wring money out of it. Much like any other business free of such obligations.
Either it's an obligation or it isn't.
Dutch fire up petrol-pumping robot
master locksmith?
my 10 year old car has a fantastic pair of devices associated with the petrol cap called lock and key. take note that the link to the video seems to show a cheap replacement petrol cap that were all the rage in the days when it was possible to leave your petrol cap on the roof of the car and drive off. In fact the chief benefit of the lock/key combo is that it prevents this from happening, as your keys remain attached to the cap, which makes forgetting to replace the cap near-on impossible to achieve. Are we to believe that the robot is also a master locksmith, and it is simply the modesty of manufacturer that stops him proclaiming this far greater technical achievment?
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Pronunciation: /ˈbɪvi /
Definition of bivvy in English:
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A small tent or temporary shelter.
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- By all means set up a bivvy at the lakeside if you're allowed to do so.
- The levels can fall alarmingly fast; what might have been a comfy swim last year may be high and dry this year, requiring a route march through a hundred yards of mud simply to get from your bivvy down to the water's edge.
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- This was coming from people who don't mind bivvying on a tiny ledge two hundred metres up a sheer cliff face.
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Newt Gingrich Kind of Supports Gay Marriage
The only thing keeping Newt Gingrich's presidential campaign alive at this point, apart from evil cartoon billionaire Sheldon Adelson, is the hope that he can capture the elusive Southern evangelical vote.
But that might prove more difficult for Newt now that he's basically endorsed gay marriage. Whoops…
With same-sex marriage laws passing in Maryland and Washington state and New Jersey headed for a fall referendum on the issue, Newt Gingrich said at the Washington state capitol this morning that he's basically comfortable with states enacting gay marriage laws by popular vote…
"I think at least they're doing it the right way, which is going through voters, giving them a chance to vote and not having a handful of judges arbitrarily impose their will. I don't agree with it, I would vote no if it were on a referendum where I was but at least they're doing it the right way."
Failed candidate Rick Perry made the same mistake last summer when he accidentally told the truth and said New York's gay marriage vote was "fine with [him]." You see, conservatives are all for states' rights, as long as you don't give any of those rights to gays.
Of course, Newt's statement in support of gay marriage referenda doesn't mean he actually approves of the LGBT community. He just really, really likes marriage. Straight marriage, gay marriage, short marriage, long marriage, creepy marriage to a much younger mistress—he loves it all. Especially if a giant cake is involved.
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 1997
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Room Amenities
- Flat-panel TV
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Climate control
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free local calls
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
Pets allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
We should mention
Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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- 16 - 4" Paddle Tail Shad (Four each of Four colors)
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- Two - 1/8-oz. Unpainted Ball Head
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