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I'm leaving my car dealing with one of the great frustrations of our time: Untangling earbuds …
… so I can use them on a phone call.
Except they're harder than shoelaces, because the actual ear pieces won't go through the knots. This gets me so stressed I end up yanking the things, which makes it worse.
I'm pretty sure this is why Edison invented the light bulb, and I have yet to invent anything. He didn't have to deal with things like this.
I've written about similar frustrations of our time, like the way you cut major tendons opening clamshell packaging.
And waste time resetting passwords you can't remember.
And upgrading perfectly fine software because your computer makes you.
I'm realizing now that those only scratch the surface of New Things That Now Bug Me.
My parents' generation, for example, didn't have to pause daily, sometimes hourly, to "post their status." Typical moment: The other day, while paying bills, I realized the amount demanded exceeded my supply, and an insight struck me. When that happens — this being 2013 — you have to post it.
It took a while, because I had to get it under Twitter's 140 characters — the world's new attention span. I finally posted this: "A dad buried in bills feels the same panic kings in castles felt as the barbarians swarmed up those ladders."
For a while, I resisted posting such daily insights, but then someone explained that if you don't — and don't also link them to Facebook — you're irrelevant as a human. So I now spend time doing so, and then spend more time checking how many "likes" I get, and if it's fewer than last week, my Facebook interaction-chart shows a downward trend and I fret. This is especially bad for males, because there's a "Virality" metric for each Facebook page, so if yours tanks, it apparently means you're no longer the man you used to be.
Televisions are near the top of the list of New Things That Now Bug Me.
Once, when you turned on the TV, you saw a picture. Now, I often get a black screen with the message, "No Signal." I'm never sure why, so I start with trial and error.
First, I push the remote-control power button to turn on the cable box. Unfortunately, that instead usually turns off the TV. When I finally get the cable box on, that doesn't work anyway, so I've learned to try changing the TV "input." The problem is, I can't find the remote that does this. So I do something unthinkable in this era: Walk to the television itself.
Once there, I go hunting for the "input" button on the side, except television companies think it's déclassé to put visible knobs anywhere, so you have to crawl around, often with a flashlight, to find tiny buttons that blend in. At last, you scroll through about 13 "inputs" hoping the picture will just appear on one of them.
And don't get me started on Bluetooth.
I was with my brother recently when he mentioned he'd unearthed his old stereo system and planned to get some speaker wire to hook it up. One of his kids looked confused and asked, "What's speaker wire?"
I piled on and told him if he was at all cool, like I am, he'd go wireless.
"Dude," I said, "I now beam music from my phone to a Bluetooth speaker."
What I didn't tell him is it seldom works the first time, so I have to go through my settings to make sure Bluetooth is on, then "find" the speaker connection. Which I at last can do. But if I then go upstairs and the phone rings, I hear nothing because the voice is now coming out the speaker downstairs.
The same kind of thing happens when I use Bluetooth in my car to talk hands-free over the speakers, thinking that makes me cool, too, until I park, turn off the car and lose the call. So I have to call back.
But I like to use earbuds for calls, see.
Only they're usually tangled and …
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I hate that CM was so bad! We usually have breakfast there, but the one time we had dinner instead of breakfast it was awful! We now stick to breakfast only. We love it.
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Awww, I just want to reach through the screen and give you a hug!
I'm sorry that your meal wasn't what you wanted it to be, but believe me, we've all been there (well maybe not perfect parent and model children, but everyone else! ). With a very high energy/easily overstimulated little boy, we've had lots of meals like yours, and gotten lots of dirty looks. I kind of wish there was a portion of the restaurant where they would just sit children who were naturally a little louder and rowdier. That way us understanding parents could enjoy our meals without worry and the perfect parents could have their little darlings practice their table manners away from our bad influence I really, really, really wish Disney would get their act together with ADR times, I know at least in Everett's case, that if there is a lengthy waiting period before we are even seated, that it adversely effects the meal. He can't handle sitting around, and he needs to eat at his regular meal times or everything gets haywire. Glad to hear the evening only went up from there! |
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Phew! Nutcracker weekend is over, and though I do have one sick kid today, I am feeling a huge sense of pride and relief! Brynn was a wonderful snow flurry, and Julia was a beautiful angel, and Brandon got to take photos of all three shows to sell. That was a nice surprise offer from the dance studio owner, and we were so grateful for the extra money this time of year! I know some of you are FB friends of mine, but for those who arent, these are some dress rehearsal shots of the girls; the actual show shots are being processed and are actually much better, but this will give you an idea of the cuteness level!!
(Julia is in the middle.) Can you stand that level of precious!?! I cant. They are adorable and did such a great job. I really had no reason to worry about Brynn at all. The studio owner (talking to Brynn in the picture) actually has a daughter who was never diagnosed with Aspergers, but almost certainly has it. She communicates with Brynn so well and Brynn really responds to what she says. They have a special relationship, and I think thats why Brynn was flawless in her performance. And of course Julia is extremely serious about dance and had her part perfected well before showtime! When Brandons finished editing the other pictures of the actual show (when he got to take photos *without* Sawyer squirming in one arm like these, LOL!), Im sure Ill post some here. Okay, back to our show. When we left off, Brynn put on some sunglasses and earmuffs and pulled her stroller shade down around her. This was just what she needed. She was immediately calmed as we made our way down the path from the Contemporary to Magic Kingdom. Things were just beginning to light up as we arrived, and I LOVE this time of night at MK. People were already gathering in their spots for the Main Street Electrical Parade. And out of nowhere a marching band appeared. I was glad Brynn was wearing her earmuffs. Then something magical happened. Out of the corner of my eye, I spotted a little open space. It was roped off into a corner where the Barber Shop meets the Emporium, right in front of the Car Barn. I knew immediately that it was the spot for us! No one could jostle Brynn, wed be at the beginning of MSEP, and it was like nobody noticed it was a possible spot! You can sort of tell in this picture how much room we actually had! We knew right then and there that this is going to be our forever spot for MSEP viewing! As we waited, we broke out the light toys that I had packed. Ive told you that I have a Disney boxwell, these things are thrown in there and brought back out only for MSEP each year! No need to buy more from the vendors walking the streets as it gets dark! My kids really dont know the difference, and they never ask for more. WIN! I usually also throw in some Dollar Tree cheap glowsticks and we give them out to kids around us who dont have any light toys. We had a couple of minutes before the show, so I did what any mom who is normally uptight about nutrition does on vacationI went to the Emporium and bought my children a huge bag of Goofys Candy Company Gummies! They loved me. I was the hero, for once! YAY, MOM! And soon the show was beginning. I have to commend those parade performers. From our point of view, you could see really far back past the fence to the backstage section. Every single performer was on before they could even be seen way way way backstage! Thats how it should be done, folks! Never risk breaking the magic. Now I will bombard you with photo after photo of MSEP. Youre welcome. Being at the beginning of the parade was definitely the way to go. 1. The performers were fresh. Each one waved to us without fail, and their perma-smiles were sparkling. 2. When it was over, we high-tailed it out of MK before the parade was half-way down Main Street. Spectacular! We walked back to our van and were in our rooms at CBR within just a few minutes. Once we were there, all kids got a quick scrub in the tub and immediately went to sleep. As soon as they were down for the night, I grabbed the resort map and headed out to try and find a shorter route to Centertown than the way wed traveled the night before And then I figured out that there just is no short route from that far away. That was the last time I walked it. I drove from that night on! I refilled all of our resort mugs with cola and white tea (YUM!) and made my way into the store to buy perhaps the most expensive tube of Ben-gay ever made. Yep, big spender. As I paid, they turned out the lights and shut the store. I promise I am not yet thirty, guys, but when I got back in the room, I slathered that stuff on most of the skin on my body, then put some icy-hot patches on my back and knee. It smelled like a nursing home in there, but once I had Stacey on the tv and the clock showing midnight, I didnt care. Off to dreamland I went, ready for our day in my favorite theme park! YES, that was all ONE DAY! I told you that this TR would last forever and be detailed! Just a heads-up my favorite park is Brandons favorite park to photograph, and its up next!
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Those are such great photos of the Nutcracker. You must have been so proud of them! I love the MK at that time. I swear, I've had a super stressful day/week, and just seeing those photos helped mellow me out a bit. It's so amazing. MSEP! Seriously, what is is about small lights at night that just makes everything so special? Having just turned 30 (well, almost 6 months ago, but I think that count's as "just"), I totally feel your pain. I love WDW, but every night after the parks, walking around the room is an ordeal. And waking up in the morning is even worse! Once I get going I'm usually ok, but I swear I feel like I age a good 20-30 years while I'm there. On to day 2! |
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Those nutcracker pictures are so sweet. I am so thankful that I had the opportunity to take dance lessons growing up. And it is great that your daughter has made such a special friend through it.
I will say this again amazing photos! I love them all. And MK really is breathtaking day or night! Looking forward to more!
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The ballet pictures are great!!! The girls look wonderful
Yay for your MSEP spot! Looks like the perfect place to watch the parade!
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What a GREAT first day!!! I feel ya on the Ben-Gay, I need that and Advil at night when we get back to the room!
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Ahh your girls are so precious in those photos from the ballet! I can't wait to see more!
Okay sooo, you guys are going to my FAVORITE PARK AT THE BEST TIME OF DAY! It's just so beautiful during the evening/dusk. And your photos are just making me wish I was there right now at this very moment. Even though I know the crowds are probably kind of poopy, it still just warms my heart. I'm just missing Disney World a lot right now, even though I KNOW we'll be there soon.. I can't help it. MSEP is my absolute FAVORITE! Oh man. I'm not a parade/show person but this just blows my socks off. Its vintage music, and lights, I love everything about it. You can even sometimes find me listening to MSEP music randomly at work (it's true). I just love it and wish I could watch it right now. I think I might have to steal your idea for the parade viewing area if we are having a hard time finding a spot during our next trip! That seems awesomely ideal and not overly crowded! Oh my gosh, I am putting Ben-gay on my list of things to buy! NO JOKE. In my Disneyland TR, well I'll get to it but let's just say that my feet felt like someone was smashing them with a hammer by hour 15 of our 2nd day. It was awful. The only thing that saved them was the jacuzzi tub we had in our room. I am making sure this time for our WDW trip that I have EVERYTHING I could possibly need for sore muscles and sore feet! At least in WDW you have the time for laidback days though.. Disneyland was pure GOGOGO. Can't wait for another update from you, lady!
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Both Brynn and Julia looked beautiful for the nutcracker.
I loved your spot the parade, I'm going to have to keep my eye out for it next time.
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Love the Nutcracker pics!!! The girls are so beautiful!
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Your spot is our absolute most favorite place to watch the parade at MK! I love watching the floats,characters and performers appear from backstage.
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Great tip on Parade Watching Spot... I am so there... ... Isn't it fun when they think you're awesome for things like handing out the candy? (I have a Dis box too... a lot of those things are so expensive in the parks... and can be reused and bought at Walgreens and CVS, etc...)
BTW the pictures of the girls in Nutcracker are precious... Ems danced too and I love the pictures that I have of her... priceless... Ben Gay huh? I never thought of that... and despite the scent -I'll bet it felt heavenly...
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Just started reading your TR and I'm now in love with your family! Your kids are too cute and Brynn already warms my heart! My older sister is now 26 and has multiple diagnoses and suffers from seizures.
It makes me so happy how people with disabilities are so accepting of each other, despite how different their level of functioning may be! My sister has extremely limited verbal abilities and she goes to a community center for people with disabilities that has a karaoke party weekly. A lot of the others who go there are so much higher functioning than she is but they are so accepting anyway and she loves it! One girl saves her a seat each week so they can "sing" together and another boy is so cute and has a crush on her but says "her mom wouldn't like if I kissed her" so he kisses the top of her head! Too cute! Also I just want to say that we watched MSEP from the exact same spot in January and it was empty for us too! Not sure why it's overlooked as it's now my favorite parade spot! We watched the parade and rushed over to TST and met Mickey and the Princesses with no wait! Can't wait for your next update!
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Hi! Went shopping yesterday at Sears and brought home Duet Steam washer. One thing I noticed is some FL washers have a front access panel for lint filter cleaning. Mine does not. How does one clean a lint filter in a machine with no easy access panel and how often? Also, I love Gain detergent, how little can one get away with in these machines? How much do you use? I know overuse can shorten machine life, but I still want super clean clothes! |
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One more.... If I use borax for my hard water (which i do) do I still need to run self cleaning cycle with bleach or does borax in every load take care of that? |
There is no active lint filter in the machine ... not in the sense that it filters the water while the wash and rinse phases are running. There is a pump protector/filter. It's sole purpose is to catch stray small objects and debris (coins, hairpins, screws, nails, gum wrappers, etc.) from getting into the pump when the water drains. It does not need to be cleaned unless/until there's an obvious problem related to it, such as an impairment in draining the water. Objects caught in the filter can accumulate some lint as the drain water passes through but the potential for that is greatly reduced if you are diligent at checking pockets and keeping stray objects out of the machine. |
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I run a cleaning cycle about once a year. I use powder detergent the majority of the time, never use liquid fabric softener, and do use borax in some of my loads. I have never had a smelly washer problem. I take the detergent tray out and leave the door open when I am finished using the washer for the day. My washer is a Kenmore made by Whirlpool and I have had it for 4 years. |
Annakathleen, If you like Gain, you can get the HE formula and experiment with doseage. You want very few suds or none at all. You can test the water to see if it's slippery by pausing the cycle and opening the door and feeling it. Start with the smallest amount and work from there. |
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I got some great advice from you all a few weeks ago concerning the pothos that I rescued from the trash can, now I need more! I have cut off all the dead stuff and repotted them. I also have a few in water. Now for my questions. The ones I have in water, 2 of the 6 have A root. Is this ok? Should I plant it now with only one root? How long should I let the root get before planting? Also, about these cuttings, I have to change the water ALL the time. It gets so slimy and has this white "stuff" floating in it. Anyone know what this is or why it is happening? Now, for the other ones already in the pots, how to I make them "leafier"? They just have one or two stems with a few leaves. I want to eventually make them big and bushy...any suggestions? Thanks to you all for the help you have given me, hopefully I can have a few nice plants when this is all said and done. (The ones in the water have been there for about 3 weeks) Thanks in advance! |
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You don't have to even root them in water (yes, the water can get slimy if you don't change it often). As long as you keep the soil moist, just pot your cuttings with at least a couple of the brown nubs buried in the soil. Almost guaranteed to root. As for making them bushier, after the stems grow to about 15", you can just snip or break them off halfway down and pot the broken pieces. I believe the original vine should branch out if you do this. |
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On Thu, Sep 08, 2005 at 06:56:26PM +0200, Jan Kundrát wrote: > Currently we have quite a lot of "unsupported"/"invalid"/"unmaintained" > documents for one of these reasons: > > a) Third party article We "can" fix those, but you don't see any news site "fix" their news items after a year... they are kept online as a reference. You might want to write a new article about the same subject but more accurate - having the old article at your disposal can be very interesting. > b) Older Handbook Although I can see why you want the chapters of the older handbooks "marked" as out-dated, some people still use the older handbooks, especially if they have older release media and want a networkless installation. But then again, that's not the point :) Personally, I don't think we need anything red on those handbooks - I would refer to the people's common sense when they are reading the 2004.3 handbook :) > c) Translation in language which is not officially supported We don't link that language; the documents are made available if you know the URI (which is of course not difficult to grasp). Perhaps we can disable viewing it entirely unless some variable is set (?override=1) but I don't think we should. Each document on our web site is "official" in the sense that either we or a different Gentoo project is in charge of it. For our documents, this means that users can post bugreports on the document if they want or even send us fixes. With this in mind, having the outdated documents online keeps the bug report flow coming in - which is a good thing. It has happened in the past that a guide that was once unmaintained and outdated got updated and is now accurate and a pleasure to read. Yes, I know you want something to tell the users "Beware, this document might contain wrong information" but then again, how would you know the document gives wrong directives to the user? An old hardware-related guide might still be perfectly valid - just not updated. Or a very recent guide can contain erroneous commands while it is still actively maintained. Imo, as long as there is no AI that can inform us about the malicious content of a document, we can't easily mark such documents as "outdated" or "erroneous". I have made a small attempt by allowing us to mark a specific bug as a showstopper in metadoc - as a result, the document will be unlinked from the index page. This can be extended by adding-in a <warn> on top of the document, but you'll have to fight Xavier with this as this results in another few queries of metadoc and such and makes the XSL again more obscure. Wkr, Sven Vermeulen -- Gentoo Foundation Trustee | http://foundation.gentoo.org Gentoo Documentation Project Lead | http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/gdp Gentoo Council Member The Gentoo Project <<< http://www.gentoo.org >>>
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Volunteers in Medicine of Cape May County - Cape May Court House
423 North Route 9
Cape May Court House, NJ - 08210
(609) 463-2846
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410 N. Route 9
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The Meaning of Laundry
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Tonight I found myself in the laundry room, wondering about the meaning of life. It could have been because I was exhausted. It might have been because the laundry never ends. But I think it was because my eldest daughter, Hannah, had been reading Ralph Waldo Emerson and Emily Dickinson out loud to me as she studied for her English class, and so it goes.
As Emerson stated "We but half express ourselves and are ashamed of that divine idea which each of us represents" (in Self-Reliance). I could only think that my kids represent too much laundry.
It seems to me that people prepare you for parenthood in many ways. You take birthing classes and read What to Expect When You Are Expecting, but nothing could prepare you for the amount of laundry motherhood involves. I think somewhere in the literature that they pass out when you take a Lamaze class there should be a laundry clause: "Having this child, and any subsequent children, will create mounds of dirty laundry that only you, as the mother, will have the secret knowledge and ability to wash, dry, fold and put away. Plan on washing one to three loads each day, and give up making sense of any of it."
Laundry seems to be the one mommy-reality I cannot accept, and the one that drives me the craziest. I can't stand it when my kids put their PJs in the hamper after one wearing; even worse, straighten their bedrooms by carrying folded (yet never put away) clean clothes and tossing them in MY hamper. Argh…..pet peeve for sure!
While we are on the subject of laundry pet peeves, it drives me crazy when one of my children needs something dried to wear to school, so she takes the load out of the running dryer to put it in, never tells me about it and leaves the damp load on top of the dryer to get moldy. Double argh….
So tonight as I stood there in the laundry room wondering about the meaning of life, I remembered the words of Emily Dickinson that "hope is the thing with feathers, that perches in the soul, and sings the tune without the words, and never stops at all."
Yes, each morning is filled with hope. Each day with new adventures that create dirty laundry. My husband and kids are healthy and I am more blessed than I deserve. I know that ten years from now, my grown children will not remember if I kept the laundry up. What they will remember is living in a joyful home, full of peace and love, for each other and for Christ.
And so, standing there in my laundry room, I ponder yet again the meaning of life. I will try to escape what Henry David Thoreau called a life of "quiet desperation," and shall instead follow Ralph Waldo Emerson and hitch my wagon to a star.
But someday if you see me in the backyard singing "the tune without the words" with a pile of dirty laundry and a match, just know that I finally figured it out.
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Fairy Power to the Rescue
I'm pleased to report that ABT's production of Sleeping Beauty has been handsomely declunkified since it premiered a year ago to less than universal acclaim from the lynch mobs milling around in the lobby. Staged by artistic director Kevin McKenzie, legendary ballerina Gelsey Kirkland (I saw her dance with Baryshnikov and wrote about her memoir Dancing on My Grave for Vanity Fair--how time do fly), and Michael Chernov, this Beauty seemed born under a bad sign beneath a black cloud on a bed of plastic straw. It seemed to have something to irk everyone nursing an agenda. With a few notable, noble exceptions, the dance critics had a vampire feast at the expense of this Shrek-castle version that seemed to come out of the oven somewhat underdone last June; for them, it wasn't merely a flawed production (whose flaws could be remedied), but an egregious affront to the dignity of man, woman, and river nymph, a travesty, a mockery, a travesty of a mockery, a pox, a plague, a violation of all the Sleeping Beauties that came before, an insult to the memory of Margot Fonteyn's tiara, a dagger in Petipa's side, the last straw, the final indignity, the fall of the House of Usher.
Granted, this SB had its problems. It wasn't all hunky dory up there on stage, that I can't deny. The way they tossed the baby Aurora back and forth like a football in Act One's christening scene--this betrayed a certain lack of decorum. The bright idea to insert a hot mambo into Act Three's wedding celebration will go down in annals of dubious decisions made under duress. And although it carried an undeniable oomph, having the wicked Carabosse hurl herself into the orchestra pit at the climax may have been a bit much, though I must say Gelsey Kirkland held nothing back as she flung herself into the brass section--there was a lot of air between her and the stage floor before she landed spread-eagle with her arms and legs forming a perfect X.
Along with the infelicities, there was also much to appreciate and enjoy about ABT's Sleeping Beauty, and since last spring's rocky reception there's been a retooling of the production that has brought everything into sharper, sprucer relief. The sets for this much improved Sleeping Beauty 2.1 appear to leave more breathing space for the corps and soloists, (less danger now of knocking one's head on a low arch or bumping into the side of the castle), clutter and confusions have been cleared away, the lighting paints the stage with a lavish expenditure of blues and golds, and the Carabosse's stage business no longer requires a decoder ring and a pair of night goggles to decipher.
Crowning the performance was Veronika Part's NY debut as Lilac Fairy. The luxury handling of Miss V's extensions, the plush aplomb of her presiding presence, the expressive delicacy of her wrists (Part is one of the few dancers who can do mime without making it look corny)--she made Sleeping Beauty seem like Lilac Fairy's conjured creation, as if the entire unfolding tale was an astral projection bestowed from her radiant, beneficent brow. I've seen quite a few Lilac Fairies during my years at sea, and Veronika's surpassed them all. I can now go to my watery grave fulfilled, though I hope not anytime soon.
Adding to the conviviality of the evening was being able to chat with Elizabeth Kendall, who was seated in the row behind us (and whose Autobiography of a Wardrobe belongs on every nightstand), and nodding hello to Vanity Fair colleague Amy Fine Collins (whose personal essay Jewish Like Me is a revelatory read) and her daughter as they braved the roaring humanity of the traffic down the aisle at intermission. For those who eat ballet for breakfast like I do, Sleeping Beauty will continue spindling at the Met all this week, casting and ticket information here.


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The Pebble Smartwatch is something most of you will have at least heard of, if not seen. Its presence on the wrist of a fellow commuter is usually a sign of an early adopter, someone willing to wear a plastic-based watch in order to be one of the first on board with the next generation of smartphone notifications.
The problem is that badge of honour is as much curse as it is blessing - certainly most of the people who don't really care about technology that I've met while wearing the Pebble ask questions such as 'is that a child's watch?'. A little unfair to the progressive tech, but not a point without a valid basis.
So with that in mind, Pebble has brought out the Steel, a watch that removes the plastic and puts metal in its place. It also comes in two 'grown up' straps, leather and metal links (the latter in silver or black), meaning depending on the kind of watch face you've got on your device, it can pass as a 'normal' watch while still giving you reams of useful information from your smartphone.
The design is definitely a big step towards enticing a new wave of customers - it looks a lot slicker and straight away has a much more premium feel in the hand. It's still rather light, which many will find a little disconcerting at first. It almost feels like a dummy watch from the store - but that's a minimal problem and actually makes it more comfortable to wear.
The matte black steel, with its darker design and cool feel, was my favorite version of the three, closely followed by the leather. The buttons have been beefed up too - one of my main issues with the first Pebble was the flimsy feel when tapping through the menus, but now everything just feels a lot more solid.
The price is raised slightly to make this new design viable to a company that's still only taking baby steps from a breakout Kickstarter project, but $249 (around £150, although there's no official UK price or release date yet) feels like a decent cost for such a vibrant piece of technology.
Digging into the watch itself, and you'll find a very similar experience from before - in fact, it's almost identical save for the fact there are a lot of more 'professional' apps now available.
I mentioned that the buttons on the device are much easier to hit - this is definitely a huge plus point as not only did it stop me catching arm hair (trust me, it's not pleasant) it also just gave the Pebble Steel an air of premium quality when flicking through the menus.
The user interface, for those that don't know, is a relatively simple affair. Connected to your Android handset or iPhone through Bluetooth LE, the Pebble Steel will relay messages, notifications and more on the e-ink screen, which has a five to seven day battery life.
It can also change music tracks, and now that Pebble has its own app store (with around 3000 in there at the time of writing) you'll also get a world of functionality to mess around with and make your own. Tapping the left-hand button will move you back, and the centre button on the right will open apps or initiate commands, with the buttons above and below it navigating through watch faces and additional content.
The apps certainly look a lot better than before, with the likes of ESPN, Mercedes, Yelp and Pandora all offering really useful functionality, be it scores, random nearby places to eat with the shake of the wrist, or even how much petrol is left in the car.
That's the beauty of Pebble - while it has lacked in style before (and it remains to be seen whether this premium-yet-lightweight device will be able to overcome that hurdle in the minds of users) it has such a vibrant developer community that new functionality is coming all the time.
On top of that, the e-ink display is unobtrusive in the same way that the Galaxy Gear isn't. Where Samsung's offering is large and relatively brash, the Pebble, like the Smartwatch from Sony, is more understated and just gives a gentle buzz when anything is happening.
I'm not totally enamoured with the UI still - the left button for going back and forth and the right hand buttons varying in function from time to time takes some getting used to.
The notifications don't always fit the screen in the most attractive way either, a product of a company that's letting the community and third party apps bring the awesome-sauce to its device.
Early verdict
The first Pebble smartwatch was a breakout hit, but it lacked something on the style front. The Pebble Steel rectifies that to some degree, and does it without charging a hefty premium.
Given that stocks are going to be limited, this is sure to be a sellout device initially, and as we begin a year that's going to see the smartwatch war wind up a few clicks, having a more mass-market device is going to be a good thing.
I'm looking forward to seeing some improvements in the UI, but there's no doubt that the Pebble is one of my favourite gadgets from CES and rightly deserves the hype being generated despite only adding metal and toughened glass to an already potent mix.


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