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here is no passion in this Passion-hd video. So mechanical.
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She must have worked in a circus as a sword swallower in a previous life. Her booty does have a nice bounce to it though. This must be the pain side of pleasure...?
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Nothing says passion like a woman screaming no in pain....use more lube next time :(
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Thank u for the great scene!
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Sunday, March 3rd, 2013 11:55 pm
Posted by: mayhem
Last year when we had the Discovery Crit here in Sac a couple of dudes showed up blew everyone away. Nobody knew who they were, where they were from or how they managed to make it to Sacramento. Maybe it was just me but I was stoked to see some guys dedicated to what they do traveling to hit races. After taking podiums at that race I stayed in contact with Jeff and Jeffery of team Mayhem once back in their hometown of Colorado. Turns out this year they're hitting even more races and making another trip back to Sac before hitting the Wolfpack Hustle Crash race down in LA. These dudes are putting in work and I'm stoked to bring them in for a bit as they travel to cover the races they hit. They can party just as hard as they ride their bikes so though the post may be few…I'm sure they'll be sick! Jeff drops his first post of the season below…track bikes in the snow not giving a shittt. Looks fun.
Here's the latest video from your boys in Colorado, Team Mayhem. Rain, snow, shine… you'd even see us riding bikes during the apocalypse.


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Plant or wait on weather HELP!
My order of trees from California will be here mon. The temps are going to be in the upper teens here wed night. Planting them is no problem as the temp is 45 Mon and I have a rotary plow to dig the holes, I also have a truck load of mulch. I am wondering what state of dormancy they will be in and how the temps will effect them. I am posting now as I figure they will be here around noon. I have an unattached building but no heat and I wonder if I would be better off to plant them. Thanks.
Last year I had trees come early, and planted them. They were coming out of dormancy, had flower buds even. They went back into dormancy. Came out on time and grew well last summer. I wasn't sure what to do either, so I emailed Michigan State University home garden services. They told me to plant them. It was about March 7th in zone 6a. Last frost was April 29th last year, so temps dipped down to 28 degrees a couple times. Tree seem to have no problems at all. So I guess I would plant them if you can work the ground.


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CC Owners - Who loves their built-in griddle?
Might be going with the griddle option on a Capital Culinarian 36" range. Who has it and loves it? Do you find the 12" width limiting? A lot of folks recommend a separate portable griddle pan. But I fear hot/cold spots and having to lug to the sink for cleanup is steering me away from a portable unit. Plus I like the built-in's side walls, and how it can be used as a keep-warm or landing surface.
Please share with me your experiences!
I find it a waste of 12 inches on my range. I should have gone for a double grill instead. It is a pain to clean and you can't cook stuff like bacon (unless you want to spend the late morning cleaning). I tried making fried rice on it but it is too narrow to do it well. The only thing I use it for is pancakes. It is much easier to use a griddle pan and clean it in the sink. I do use the grill all the time and LOVE it....
I don't have a built in, but I have a grill / griddle made for a resteraunt range that fits on top, it has a drip tray in front and all. I wish I had sacrificed the cabinet space and went with a 36" with a grille. I really like grilling indoors at times. You can place a griddle pan on top of the grille and it will heat evenly, and be easier to clean. You can watch the griddle on grille video on Eurostoves dedicated CC site.
Personally I can't imagine ever grilling indoors, but I imagine it depends on your climate. My grill is only 10 feet away outdoors and always available. I use the built in griddle on my range (not a CC) all the time for making quesadillas without having to get out a pan (either for myself or doing two at a time for dinner). I would think the thermostat controlled griddle on the CC would be extra nice to be able to keep things warm given the lack of a simmer burner.
I would not care to use the griddle to keep things warm. When running it sounds like a mini jet engine.
Gregincal- any reason you could not imagine grilling indoors? It is the single best feature I have seen in a kitchen. As long as it is properly vented there is no smell, cleanup is a breeze and you can really expand your capabilities in the kitchen.
We are doing a major remodel and I was set on the 48" wolf sealed range top with a griddle. It looks like they stopped selling the non sealed 48" range top with all burners.
So am I hearing that all burners is better or just no griddle or grill but no griddle?
I had seen a previous thread where everyone bashed the indoor grill and said the griddle was the better option. I'm thinking now it would be best to have all burners and just grill outdoors (not an issue for me) and just use a griddle pan for pancakes and tortillas.
The grill is used almost daily in my kitchen. I hit it with an outdoor grill brush while still hot and then put the cover on when it cools down. It could not be easier to use or clean. There is no smell, or smoke (with good ventilation)- I could not live without it.
I have an original 36" DCS with griddle. Before Fisher/Paykel bought them and ruined them by adding bells and whistles to a basic fine product.
I understand the CC is like the old DSC. That said I love my griddle.
I use it just like a restaurant would. Patty melts,grilled sandwiches,burgers and dogs, breakfast meats etc. All those little put together things that might require multiple skillets are easier with griddle.
Don't have cleaning issues someone mentioned. The drip pan catches everything and goes right in the dishwasher. A damp terry bar towel over the still hot griddle cleans it off with no fuss.
Never ever wanted a grill. The broiler on the range is great and I've always known how to broil things properly even before I got this great broiler. We have good weather outdoors most of the year if we want to grill outdoors.
I love the extra landing space because my kitchen is smallish.
Have a 36'' Wolf rangetop w/ infrared griddle. Grew up using an Okeefe & Meritt w/ a center griddle so I knew that I wanted a griddle & exactly how I would use. That & cooking in my parents' restaurants. If you've any short-order cook experience then you already know how versatile a griddle can be.
That said, the Wolf was installed only a couple of months ago & we're still in the midst of a DIY kitchen remodel so I've not been cooking a lot. None the less, I already know that the built in (Wolf) griddle is far superior to a burner top griddle. It's a thick hunk of steel--takes longer to preheat but retains the heat much better and the heat is much more even. Precise temperature control. Used it to keep homemade french fries warm...worked great for that. DS uses it almost daily for grilled sandwiches & burgers. Un-used it's a fabulous 'thaw plate'--not so fast as microwave thawing, of course. Requires some foresight in meal planning but requires no energy consumption and eliminates the cooked portions of meat that you sometimes get using a microwave. I also envision using it as a 'proofing' device for when I need to speed up dough raising. (I'm a fan of long, slow dough raising for flavor development generally but sometimes you need to kick start the process so dinner rolls will actually be served with dinner instead of being served with dessert. Not that there's anything wrong with having fresh-baked bread for dessert. :)
I'm sure that I'll get good use of the griddle once I'm back into cooking mode. The remodel requires a lot of thinking & concentration so my creativity and energy are at a low point when it comes time to cook dinner!


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Hemos dormido estupendamente, todo muy limpio y camas muy comodas, y a pesar de estar al lado del aeropuerto no se oía nada. Estupendo!! - Anonymous
I loved the entrance reception area and the bar area and eating area with the large screen tv. The ability to eat 24/7 with the light snack menu meant we didn't need to eat a full meal - could go out shopping for the day and return, relax and enjoy a snack in the bar with a drink. The railway close to the hotel was very useful for visiting London and although we weren't travelling abroad its accessibility to the airport is very easy. I was really surprised that we could not hear any of the ae - Anonymous
Su localización con respecto al aeropuerto y la atención por parte del personal - Francisco
la situacion - Juana
Friendly helpful staff,Gourmet
food from local sources, cleanlyness,Will definetly go there again and have recomendedthe Icon hotel to family and friends, A wonderful experience. Thank you. - Anonymous
The staff are extremely helpful and accommodating, the actual hotel is
so admirable, the pictures on the website in this case are exactly as
the place is, in fact they slightly represent the place with injustice,
because its 100 times better to be there in the environment. The rooms
are fantastic and well catered, the TV#s have all the channels, the beds
are the most comfortable I have slept on in any hotel. Its actually hard
to leave the bed in the morning. Top quality service - go there and y - Anonymous
the hotel was central to the town centre the room was excellent the hotel staff was very friendly the food in the restarant one of the best meals i ever had al round i could not ask for better - Charles
Excellent venue in the countryside which we chose due to its location
very close to Luton airport prior to our break in Malta. We only wish we
had time to stay and enjoy the hospitality of the hosts ( excellent and
extremely welcoming and helpful ) and the lovely surroundings in the
I had found this venue for my parents prior to their last holiday and they highly recommended the Lodge. Many thanks for booking us a taxi at 4.30 and I can only apologise for not having signed the vis - Anonymous
The room was excellent, clean, spacious and comfortable. The hotel was good, nice bar, staff good, overall a good atmosphere. - Paul
Beautiful location - Michael
excellent food at good prices, relaxed bar area. - Steve
I took my girlfriend for her birthday and we loved it. Set among beautiful countryside the live and let live has a lovely welcoming atmosphere and extreamly friendly staff, that did everything possible to make our stay special. The restaurant is pretty and the food was delicious. We can't thank the staff of live and let live enough for makingour stay special. - Anonymous


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- 9 Mar 2015:Spansion has introduced the newest 512Mb density member of the FS-S serial NOR flash family. Spansion's FS-S family boasts the industry's fastest 1.8V serial peripheral interface (SPI) read performance at 80MBytes/s with quad DDR (Double Data Rate) at 80MHz clock speeds, 50% faster than most other high-density 1.8V SPI devices currently available.
- 22 Jan 2015:SanDisk has reported a plunge in profit for the fourth quarter, as the flash memory card maker's bottom line was weighed down by lower margins, higher operating expenses and supply constraints.
- 13 Jan 2015:SanDisk has warned of lower-than-expected results for its fourth quarter, spurring fears that a smartphone-driven surge in the memory chip market could be slowing.
- 10 Nov 2014:According to industry sources, Apple has decided to discontinue its use of triple-level cell (TLC) NAND, since the company believes that the functional defects plaguing the 64GB iPhone 6 and the 128GB iPhone 6+ stem from a problem in the controller IC of the TLC NAND flash. The controller IC in question is reportedly made by SSD maker Anobit, which was sold to Apple in 2011.
- 4 Nov 2014:As numerous reports of low read performance of the Samsung SSD 840 and 840 EVO using TLC NAND flash have surfaced on the Internet, a problem in the controller IC is considered to be the more likely cause of the defects.
- 26 Feb 2014:Toshiba develops device controller for embedded NAND flash memory module compliant with JEDEC UFS Ver.2.0 standard (February 25) - Company releaseToshiba has developed what it claims is the world's fastest device controller for embedded NAND flash memory modules compliant with the Universal Flash Storage (UFS) Ver.2.0 and UFS Unified Memory Extension (UME) Ver.1.0 standards defined by JEDEC Solid State Technology Association (JEDEC).
- 24 Feb 2014:Renesas develops 28nm embedded flash memory technology for microcontrollers (February 18) - Company releaseRenesas Electronics has developed what it claims is the industry's first 28-nanometer (nm) flash memory intellectual property (IP) for microcontrollers (MCUs) using a 28nm process technology.
- 23 Jan 2014:Flash memory card maker SanDisk has reported an increase in profits for the fourth quarter, due largely to higher revenues and strong margins.
- 16 Dec 2013:Chip companies serving the automotive industry know exactly where the next-generation MCU battle will be played out: high-performance MCUs with fast-access flash memory at 40-nanometer process.
- 27 Nov 2013:The dynamics of the solid-state state drive market are shifting, and for Abhi Talwalkar it's been a disappointing shift in 2013.
- 18 Oct 2013:SanDisk more than tripled its quarterly profit, beating analysts' estimates, after a fire at a rival chipmaker increased prices at a time when Apple and other users of its flash memory chips were launching new products.
- 23 Sep 2013:JEDEC has announced the publication of Universal Flash Storage (UFS) version 2.0, which offers performance and power saving features over the prior version of the standard.
- 25 Jul 2013:Spansion has expanded its serial peripheral interface (SPI) portfolio with the introduction of FL-1K family.
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- 22 May 2013:Toshiba said it will soon begin mass producing a new type of 64Gbit NAND flash that is the smallest and fastest in its class, though it still lags rival Samsung Electronics in the development of an even denser flash technology.
- 16 Apr 2013:Increased spending in NAND and flash by Micron, LEDs by Philips and Osram, and continued investments by Globalfoundries will create new opportunities for equipment and materials suppliers in Southeast Asia.
- 11 Mar 2013:Spansion and UMC announce joint technology development and licensing agreement (March 4) - Company releaseSpansion and United Microelectronics (UMC) have announced the joint development of a 40nm process that integrates UMC's 40nm LP logic process with Spansion proprietary embedded Charge Trap (eCT) Flash memory technology. As part of this non-exclusive agreement, UMC is licensed to manufacture products based on this technology for Spansion.
- 10 Mar 2013:Industry consolidation to just three big DRAM suppliers and a reduction in capital expenditures among these manufacturers helped propel DRAM average selling prices (ASPs) up 13% year over year in January. Capex budgets are also being trimmed for NAND flash (though not nearly as much as DRAM), and that, along with ongoing unit demand, has put upward pressure on ASPs for these memory devices as well.
- 1 Mar 2013:SanDisk partners with Nvidia on Tegra 4-powered tablet reference design (February 25) - Company releaseSanDisk has announced that the iNAND Extreme Embedded Flash Drive (EFD) supports tablet reference designs based on the Nvidia Tegra 4.
- 6 Feb 2013:Toshiba develops high-speed NANO Flash-100 flash memory for ARM core based microcontrollers (February 4) - Company releaseToshiba has subsequently brought this high level performance to its original microcontrollers and to ARM core-based microcontrollers. The newly-developed NANO Flash-100 achieves a zero-wait cycle during random access at 100MHz operation.
- 11 Jan 2013:New Micron and Crucial M500 SSDs offer affordable, high-capacity storage (January 10) - Company releaseThe M500 SSD utilizes Micron's 20nm multilevel cell (MLC) NAND flash to achieve terabyte-class capacity and enable a new level of SSD price competitiveness; the 960GB Crucial M500 SSD will be initially priced under US$600.
- 4 Jan 2013:The company plans to produce three-dimensional (3D) flash memory chips using fine-tuned vertical-stacked-array-transistor (VSAT) technology.
- 13 Nov 2012:Spansion has announced what it claims is the industry's first single-die 8Gb NOR flash memory product at 45nm. The 8Gb Spansion GL-T delivers high-quality, fast random access read performance to enable a better user experience with interactive graphics, animation and video in games and industrial applications.
- 26 Oct 2012:Embedded and consumer markets and a broadening porfolio of flash memory devices will continue to drive increased business for memory maker Spansion in the coming months, but global economic uncertainty marked by political change is dampening industry growth, Spansion CEO John Kispert said Thursday (Oct. 25).
- 23 Aug 2012:Rambus on Wednesday said it would lay off around 15% of staff as part of a restructuring effort in which the company is trying to curb expenses to improve profitability.
- 22 Aug 2012:SamMobile has supposedly acquired leak specifications for the next Nexus smartphone from Samsung codenamed "Superior." Also labeled as the GT-I9260, it will feature a dual-core ARM A9-based SoC clocked at 1.5 GHZ, 16GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot for extra storage, an 8MP rear-facing camera with flash, a 1.9MP front-facing camera with HD video recording, and a 4.65-inch HD Super AMOLED screen.
- 11 Jul 2012:Spansion serial flash powers graphic displays for Infineon development system (July 10) - Company releaseInfineon Technologies has selected Spansion's FL-serial flash memory to provide a high-performance, quad I/O SPI data storage solution for its Hexagon Development Kit System. The Hexagon kit, a modular, expandable platform built around the XMC4000 microcontroller, provides engineers a fast method to prototype industrial applications such as motor control, industrial automation or any kind of power conversion like solar inverters.
- 22 Jun 2012:Freescale selects Spansion flash memory for auto and industrial solutions (June 20) - Company releaseSpansion announced that Freescale Semiconductor has selected Spansion serial peripheral interface flash memory to provide its new Vybrid automotive and industrial solutions platforms with a simplified, high-bandwidth memory subsystem.
- Micron Technology has acquired Intel's 18% interest in IM Flash Singapore and the assets of IM Flash Technologies located at Micron's Virginia wafer fab. At the same time the scope of the JV between Intel and Micron has been expanded to include certain emerging memory technologies and Intel has prepaid US$300 million against future purchases of NAND flash memory.
- 11 Jun 2012:LSI has announced several demonstrations of its SandForce SF-2000 flash storage processors using Toshiba 19nm and Intel 20nm NAND flash memory - the most advanced flash memory technology currently available for SSD applications.
- 4 Jun 2012:Gray market for mobile cellphones serves as boon to low-cost flash memory, IHS says (May 17) - Company releaseThe massive gray market for cellphones is propelling sales of lower-cost flash memories like embedded multimedia card (eMMC) and serial peripheral interface (SPI) NOR, as manufacturers of the unregulated phones strive to keep production costs low, according to IHS iSuppli.
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- Spansion's five-year technology roadmap includes 1Gb-8Gb SLC NAND solutions on 4Xnm technology today, 3Xnm technology by end of 2012 and 2Xnm in 2014.
- 25 Apr 2012:Sandisk's first quarter results were messy and the outlook wasn't much better. The problem: Sandisk is making all the wrong moves and focusing on the wrong customers in the flash memory market.
- 24 Apr 2012:When Apple launched the iPod nano, it attracted plenty of attention. While consumers swooned over its sleek design, analysts were more likely to hail it as a turning point for the storage industry.
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- 29 Feb 2012:Intel and Micron Technology have entered into agreements to expand their NAND flash memory joint venture relationship. The agreements include a NAND flash supply agreement for Micron to supply NAND products to Intel and agreements for certain joint venture assets to be sold to Micron.
- 24 Feb 2012:"Industry experts - even the best ones - are often shortsighted, and sometimes outright wrong," said Eli Harari at ISSCC on Monday. "And therefore, perseverance in the face of naysayers sometimes does pay off. And in the case of NAND, big-time."
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Men's 100% cotton dress shirts
Where is the best place to buy Men's 100% cotton dress shirts online or by catalogue?
Landsend catalog will ship the item free to your closest Sears, so you don't have to pay shipping costs. You can also return Landsend to Sears, no shipping costs. Landsend is a bit pricey but they have great sales. Very high quality and good fit.
(Now what lucky person gets to iron those 100% cotton shirts?)
As someone who works in the clothing world: you get what you pay for in this case.
"100%" cotton shirts can be lovely...or dreadful. The longer the cotton fiber, the less it wrinkles and the better it lasts. Longer cotton fibers are often from Egypt.. American cotton is the stuff that packs the top of aspirin bottles.
You can buy whatever you want,, but this may be the case of "poor can't afford to buy cheap." Find a good dry cleaner who will launder and press your shirts well. Most places will offer a choice of getting them back on a hanger or folded.
Another vote for Land's End. Their no-iron pinpoints are really wonderful. They guarantee them for 50 washes, but my hubby has one that is at least 7 or 8 years old and still comes out of the dryer lime new. Of course they do have to be taken out and hung up immediately. Their oxford cloth shirts also iron-free.


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semi-shade / partial sun - Pieris Japonica
Zone 8a, British Columbia
Today I purchased 2 small Pieris japonica "Purity"
I was hoping to plant them in my Perennial Garden, near the Honorable Jean Montague Rhododendrons. The garden is located on the Northwest side of my house, where it receives morning shade and afternoon sun. The tag on the Pieris says...semi-shade / partial sun
So, my question is ...would morning shade and afternoon sun considered to be.. .semi-shade / partial sun?
Also, would you recommend I use peat moss when planting?
Thank you.
Usually morning sun is better because it's not as hot as sun in the afternoon. In the cool climate of the PNW, you shouldn't have any problem with where you propose to plant, especially since rhodendrons are growing there already.
Pieris needs acid soil, but the dry powdery peat available at garden centers is,imo, useless and actually harmful because it sheds water once it dries out. Since rhododendrons are already growing there, your soil is acid enough. If you want to supplement the soil - probably not necessary - use aged soft wood bark, leaf mold, aged conifer needles.
Pieris can grow in the PNW in full sun but will be happier anywhere they can receive at least part shade. And our soils do tend to be acidic so minimal amending is necessary. Like the rhodies, they develop a shallow root system so avoid planting too deeply. And they appreciate a good deep watering periodically in our dry summers.
Same conditions as the rhododendron, good companion plant. If your are satisfied with the results gotten in that spot from 'Jean Marie de Montague', then the pieris should work there also.
Here we have grown the same rhododendron for decades in a western exposure. The flowers may, however show the effects of afternoon sun if warm weather comes at bloom time - afternoon shade is definitely preferable even with kinds such as this where the foliage holds up. The peak flowering of rhododendrons is rather brief to begin with, having the flowers cook makes it even more transitory.
Hi bboy,
It's hard for me to tell if the rhodies are doing well or not since I've never grown them before. I can tell you that the leaves are still green, they have big flower buds on them now and so far, each summer they gets lots of nice big beautiful red trusses. My only concern so far would be if they are growing fast enough. I planted them about three years ago and they are only about 3' tall. Shouldn't they be taller by now? I thought they were suppose to get up to around 5' or 6' tall.
mainegrower suggested I get some leaf mould and/or conifer needles but I don't know where to get these.
I will plant the pieris closer to the north side in front of the yew tree, maybe the yew can give it a bit of shade from the hot west sun exposure. Hope this makes sense.
Thanks again.
If there are no places nearby that you could gather - with the land owners permission - leaf mold or conifer needles, you'll probably have more success in finding aged bark. It may be available in bags, but if not, any place selling bark mulch would probably be willing to sell you a small quantity of the black partially decomposed stuff.
Even in the ideal conditions of the PNW, rhododendrons grow slowly - doubling in size in only 3 years would be very, very unusual. In all other ways, your rhododendrons sound fine.
mainegrower..I always go to the nursery and buy decomposed bark mulch, is that what you mean? Great, I'm happy to hear that my rhodies sound fine to you. So, like bboy says, my pieris should grow okay there too. Now I feel a whole lot better. Now, if we could just get it to STOP raining here.
Thank you.
Good News!
I was at my favorite nursery the other day and asked about pine needles? They told me they have a couple of pine trees with tons of needles that needed to be cleaned up and said I could come and gather up all I want. I also purchase rotted bark mulch from them every year now.
Thanks very much for your help everyone.
I had two Mountain Fire cultivars. One fried in the westerly afternoon sun. MUCH happier on the north face of my house, where my Rhododendrons never bloomed. My Rhody's can handle more sun than my Pieris did. I suspect a northeast facing location would be ideal for better coloring with morning sun and afternoon shade, but I have no room there.


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Released to the public on October 16, 2014
At A Glance
OS X Yosemite is the newest version of the Mac operating system, including a revamped look and a number of new features like iCloud Drive and Continuity. It was released to the public on October 16 and is immediately available for all Mac users at no cost.
- Complete redesign with "flatter look"
- Expanded Notification Center with widgets
- iCloud Drive file storage
- Streamlined design for Safari
- Mail and Messages enhancements
What's New
Apple released OS X Yosemite to the public on October 16, 2014, following a media event that saw the unveiling of new iPads, a new Retina iMac, and a new Mac mini.
OS X Yosemite can be downloaded from the Mac App Store at no cost. Prospective users will need 2GB of RAM and 8GB of storage space, along with Snow Leopard at a minimum as Mac App Store access is required.
Originally unveiled during Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference on June 2, 2014, Yosemite went through several months of beta testing before it saw its public release. Apple also launched a public beta for OS X Yosemite for the first time, allowing more than a million users to test the software before its release.
OS X Yosemite introduces a number of visual changes, including a flatter, more modern look that emphasizes translucency, streamlined toolbars, and smarter controls.
Yosemite also includes a number of feature improvements, such as a "Today" view in Notification Center, that offers a wider variety of information including integration with third-party apps and Spotlight search, which has been improved with new data sources, behaving more like a search engine by pulling in data from Wikipedia, Maps, movies, news, and more.
Apple also brought improvements to a number of core OS X apps in Yosemite, including Safari, which features a streamlined toolbar, a new "Favorites" view for bookmarks, and frequently visited sites. A new Tab View also makes it easier to manage multiple open tabs across various sites, while the more robust Spotlight functionality brings more power to the Safari search bar.
Mail has also seen a number of improvements, including a new Mail Drop feature that allows users to seamlessly send and receive attachments up to 5 GB in size via iCloud, bypassing the typical much smaller attachment size limits of many email providers. A new Markup feature also allows users to easily make Skitch-style annotations to images and other documents right from within Mail.
Messages on Mac has gained the ability to handle SMS messages, allowing users to keep all of their conversations synced across iOS and Mac devices. Messages can now also be used to send audio and video clips, and it's possible to see the physical location of friends (as in the Find My Friends iPhone app).
A major theme of OS X Yosemite is "Continuity", ensuring that users can move seamlessly between devices. With Yosemite and iOS 8, users will be able to use a new Handoff feature to switch devices and pick up right where they left off. Users will be able to make and receive phone calls right from their Macs with iPhone integration, while Mac users out of range of Wi-Fi networks will be able to initiate Instant Hotspots on their iPhones with a single click on the Mac.
Current Version
The current version of OS X Yosemite is 10.10.2, which was released to the public on Tuesday, January 27. A minor update, 10.10.2 included several bug fixes and minor enhancements. The update solves lingering issues with Wi-Fi, fixes issues with Safari web pages loading slowly, improves VoiceOver, improves audio and video syncing when using Bluetooth headphones, and adds the ability to browse through iCloud Drive in Time Machine.
OS X 10.10.2 also fixes several notable security flaws, including an issue that caused Spotlight to load remote email content even when the Mail preference was disabled, vulnerabilities detected by Google's Project Zero, and the "Thunderstrike" hardware exploit affecting Thunderbolt-equipped Macs.
OS X 10.10.2 was the operating system's second update. The first, OS X 10.10.1, was released to the public on Monday, November 17. Also a minor update, 10.10.1 included several reliability improvements for Wi-Fi, connecting to Microsoft Exchange Servers, sending Mail messages, and connecting to remote computers using Back to My Mac.
Though 10.10.2 is the publicly available version of Yosemite, Apple has seeded five betas of OS X 10.10.3 to developers with the new Photos for Mac app that was first unveiled during the 2014 Worldwide Developers Conference. On March 2, Apple released a public beta of OS X 10.10.3, giving beta testers the opportunity to use the Photos app for the first time.
OS X 10.10.3 also focuses on emoji, with an updated emoji menu and new emoji options and emoji skin tone modifiers. It also adds direct support for Google 2-factor authentication when setting up Google services in the Internet Accounts section of System Preferences, includes new Force Touch APIs for developers, and new data sources for the "Look Up" feature. When right clicking as one would to get a dictionary definition, there's now more information available from sources like iTunes, the App Store, and there are movie showtimes, nearby locations, and more.
New Photos for OS X App in 10.10.3
With OS X 10.10.3, seeded to developers on February 5, Apple introduced the much-anticipated Photos app for Yosemite. Designed to integrate with the Photos for iOS app, the Photos for OS X app takes on Yosemite-style design elements with an emphasis on flatness and translucency.
Photos in the Mac app are organized into Moments, Collections, and Years, with a options for Shared, Albums, and Projects, all of which will be immediately recognizable to anyone who has used the iOS app. Albums offers deep levels of organization, sorting photos into sections like Last Import, Favorites, Panoramas, Videos, Slo-Mo, Time-Lapse, Bursts, and more. There's also an option to display all photos and an option to display photos organized by face, a feature that comes from iPhoto.
The app integrates with iCloud Photo Library, so a user's entire collection of photos can be synced to both iOS devices and the Mac. iCloud Photo Library is not required, however, and Photos for OS X can be used as a standalone app for managing large photo libraries if a user does not want to purchase iCloud storage space.
When first opening up Photos for OS X, users will be prompted to import existing iPhoto and Aperture libraries. For iPhoto, projects like albums, folders, books, cards, calendars, and slideshows will be integrated into Photos for OS X, while metadata like star ratings and flags will be transformed into searchable keywords. iPhoto Events are transformed into albums.
For Aperture, metadata including star ratings, color labels, and flags will be transformed into keywords when importing an Aperture library to the new app. All projects will become Albums, and metadata like copyright, contact, and content is retained but not visible.
If iCloud Photo Library is turned on, migrating libraries from iPhoto and Aperture will prompt users to purchase iCloud storage space if necessary. With iCloud Photo Library, photos are accessible on any device that has it turned on.
Editing Tools
Photos for OS X has a wide selection of editing tools. There's an "Enhance" button to improve photos with a single click, and there are "Smart Sliders" for more customized adjustments. A list of tool categories and options is below:
- Light: Adjustments for exposure, highlights, shadows, brightness, contrast and black point.
- Color: Adjustments for saturation, contrast, and cast.
- Black and White: Turn photos black and white and adjust intensity, neutrals, tone, and grain.
- Levels: Correct photo aspects like tonal range, color, and contrast via histogram by adjusting mid-tones, highlights, and shadows.
- White Balance: Adjust the white balance to make photos warmer or cooler with Neutral Gray, Skin Tone, and Temperature/Tint options.
- Definition: Increase image clarity.
- Vignette: Darkens the edges of an image, with adjustments for strength, radius, and softness.
- Revert: Lets users compare edits to the original version by pressing the "M" key and gives an option to revert changes.
Along with the above mentioned adjustment tools, Photos for OS X also includes eight built-in filters to make quick adjustments to photos. Options include Mono, Tonal, Noir, Fade, Chrome, Process, Transfer, and Instant. There's also a new cropping tool, which offers a "rule-of-thirds" automatic cropping feature and options for rotating images.
Photos can be shared through the Share menu to sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr, and there are also options to send photos via iCloud Photo Sharing, Mail, Messages, and AirDrop. The Share menu can be customized with sharing tools for sites that offer sharing extensions. There's a built-in printing feature for creating photo books, cards, prints, and more directly within the app, like there was in iPhoto.
Ahead of the Photos for OS X beta release, several sites were able to go hands-on with the software to share their initial impressions and give brief overviews. Based on these early reviews, it sounds like the Photos for OS X app will bring a satisfying photo editing and management experience to iPhoto users, but Aperture users may be disappointed.
Re/code called the app "both refreshingly new and comfortably familiar," with little learning curve going from iPhoto to Photos. The site noted that while there are some advanced tools to control white balance and level, many of the more professional-level tools found in Aperture are missing.
There are no options for brushable or curve adjustments, no custom metadata fields, and no option for splitting and merging libraries.
The Wall Street Journal highlighted the ability to sync edits across all devices using iCloud Photo Library, but pointed out the app is limited to 1TB of iCloud Photo Library space without an option to use Dropbox or Google Drive. The site also said that it "felt much zippier" than iPhoto.
The Verge said that Photos for OS X is "an improvement for most iPhoto users" and also said that it was "super fast" even with a large library of photos. The site, which offers a full walkthrough of the app, recommends using the iCloud Photo Library feature for the best experience, even though it likely requires purchasing additional storage. Photos for OS X will handle both JPG and RAW files, but The Verge is quick to state that it is in no way an Aperture replacement -- there's no loupe or ability to add plug-ins.
The Verge pointed out that Photos for OS X "obfuscates the file system even more than iPhoto or Aperture." Once photos are imported from a camera, it is difficult to locate original files in Finder.
Yahoo suggested the new Photos app will be a familiar experience for most Mac users, but went on to say that users happy with iPhoto or Aperture should be in no hurry to switch over due to some missing features like flags, star ratings, and more.
Additional Photos reviews can be found here: CNET, Macworld, Wired, Mashable, Engadget, CNBC, and Slashgear.
Release Date
According to Apple, Photos for OS X will be released to the public this spring. The app is currently available to developers and to members of the public who signed up to test beta versions of OS X. When the Photos for OS X app launches, Apple will remove Aperture from the Mac App Store.
Yosemite Redesign Details and New Features
OS X Yosemite has been updated with a redesigned interface that refines the look of Mavericks with design cues taken from iOS 7. Much like iOS 7, Yosemite features a "flatter" style that does away with gloss heavily emphasizes translucency.
Menu bars, side bars, and other window elements have taken on translucent designs, allowing more of a user's chosen background to shine through. The dock is now 2D, and many of the buttons, icons, and apps throughout the operating system have been updated with a simpler, "more harmonious" design.
Translucent toolbars let you know there's more to see than what's visible in the window as you scroll. And a translucent sidebar lets you see what's hidden behind the active window. So the interface takes on the look of your desktop image and your content -- making your Mac experience different from anyone else's.
Apple has updated the fonts in OS X Yosemite, refining them to make them more legible and consistent "across the Mac experience." There's a new typeface in app windows, menu bars, and throughout the system, which Apple promises looks "incredible" on the Retina display.
Toolbars, such as those in Safari, have been slimmed down. For example, Safari no longer displays favorites in the menu bar, as Yosemite makes them accessible when clicking in a "smart search" box instead. Streamlining, simplifying and minimizing interface elements seems to be Apple's goal with Yosemite.
Notification Center
Yosemite's Notification Center has gained a refined design along with a new "Today" feature that mirrors the functionality of the Notification Center in iOS. Today is designed to present a summary of the day's upcoming events, reminders, and birthdays.
Notification Center incorporates stock Apple widgets like Calendar, Weather, Stocks, World Clock, Calculator, and Reminders, but it can also be customized with third-party widgets from the Mac App Store. During a demo, a Sports Center widget was dragged into the Notification Center, displaying sports scores directly in the Today view.
As it is fully customizable, Notification Center can be adjusted for each person's specific needs, and a list of apps that take advantage of Notification Center can be found here.
Not only has Spotlight received the same translucency treatment as many of Yosemite's apps, it has also been updated to incorporate additional sources of information. Spotlight searches will now provide information from Wikipedia, Bing, news, Maps, movies, and more.
Type in a term like "national park," for example, and Spotlight will provide a snippet of a Wikipedia article as a result. Look up a movie, and it will provide both showtimes and reviews from Rotten Tomatoes. The new Spotlight even has currency and unit conversion tools, allowing users to make instant conversions like dollars to euros, feet to meters, and more.
Many of the default apps that come pre-installed with Yosemite have received new abilities and new looks. Safari, for example, has a slimmed down toolbar that's accompanied by a "smart search" feature that provides access to favorite sites, much like Safari in iOS 7. Search also provides Spotlight suggestions from sources like Wikipedia, Bing, Maps, news, and iTunes, along with standard search results.
A revamped Tab View displays all open tabs in a tiled arrangement, with tabs from the same sites arranged together. According to Apple, Safari in Yosemite includes an improved Nitro JavaScript engine, making it faster than ever. It's also more energy efficient, providing functions like two extra hours of battery life when watching Netflix.
With Yosemite, it is possible to open a single tab or window in Private Browsing mode, a feature that previously required all tabs to switch to private, and DuckDuckGo, which does not track users, is now a search option.
Apple has been encouraging FireFox and Chrome users to give the newly updated Safari a try, with a pop up Notification that reads "Try the new Safari. Fast, energy efficient, and with a beautiful new design."
Mail in Yosemite has gained some impressive new features along with its redesign. Now featuring a cleaner design, Mail now supports Markup, a feature that allows users to annotate attachments right in the app. For example, a user might sign a document or write a funny caption on a picture before sending it out.
Large mail attachments are now managed by Mail Drop, a feature that allows users to send attachments that are up to 5GB in size by leveraging iCloud. Attachments are automatically uploaded to iCloud, with recipients receiving the files as a standard attachment in Mail or as a file to download in other clients.
Improving the integration between iOS and Mac devices was one of Apple's major goals with iOS 8 and Yosemite. Better communication between devices was largely achieved with "Continuity," a set of features available for both Yosemite and iOS 8.
Handoff and AirDrop
One of the major new features of Continuity is Handoff. As described by Apple, Handoff can be used for several different activities, including email and web browsing. Users can begin writing an email on an iPhone, for example, and then switch to a Mac to finish.
Websites work similarly, allowing users to browse the web on one device, and then continue looking at the same website on another device. While this is already possible via iCloud Tabs, Handoff makes the entire process easier and extends the functionality to other apps.
As demoed during the keynote, iOS devices and Macs are "aware" of each other, and can pick up a task when nearby. When composing an email on a Mac, for example, users will see an icon on the screen of their iPad or iPhone that can be tapped to allow them to continue writing on the iOS device. Similarly, an iPhone near a Mac will cause the activity to automatically pop up on the Mac's dock, allowing for a seamless transition between devices.
Handoff works with functions like email and web browsing, but it also works in apps. Apple has built Handoff functionality into its apps like Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and more, which will allow a document started in an iOS version of that app to be seamlessly picked up within the Mac app, and vice versa. Apple has also opened up this functionality to third-party developers, allowing them to build Handoff into their apps. While apps using Handoff will open their Mac and iOS counterparts on relevant devices, when there is no Mac app available for an iOS app, developers will be able to redirect users to a website or a web-based version of an app and vice versa. Having two apps for the feature is not a necessity, as it also supports browser-to-app or app-to browser functionality.
It appears that Handoff is limited to Macs that include Bluetooth LE(4.0), which means that many Macs produced before 2011 will not have access to the feature. At this point in time, it does not appear that a Bluetooth LE adapter enables the feature.
AirDrop, Apple's peer-to-peer file sharing service, also now works between Macs and iOS devices. Previously, AirDrop on an iOS device only worked with other iOS devices, while AirDrop on a Mac only worked with AirDrop on other Macs.
Phone Calls and SMS Messages on Macs
The enhanced Continuity between OS X and iOS also allows Mac devices in close proximity to an iPhone to both place and receive calls, leveraging Bluetooth and WiFi with the iPhone serving as a relay. Users can answer a call made to their iPhone on their Mac, a useful feature when an iPhone is across the room charging or otherwise inaccessible.
Similarly, iPads and Macs are now able to receive SMS messages from non-Apple devices, a function previously limited to the iPhone. iPads and Macs are also able to utilize an "Instant Hotspot" feature that allows them to connect to an iPhone hotspot with just a click, and AirDrop is also cross-platform. For users wondering how to set up Instant Hotspot, MacRumors has published a detailed how-to article.
iCloud Drive
iCloud Drive is a new facet of iCloud that puts an iCloud folder directly in the Finder. All files that have been uploaded to iCloud from various iOS and Mac apps can be found in iCloud Drive, but more importantly, it also allows users to store their own files, much like Dropbox.
The iCloud Drive folder within Finder on Yosemite works like any other folder, allowing users to drag and drop files to it. Additional folders within iCloud Drive can also be created, letting users organize all of their cloud files.
iPhones and iPads also have access to iCloud Drive, and thus access to all of a user's personal cloud files. Content can also be managed on Apple's iCloud.com website and Apple is planning an app for Windows as well.
iCloud Photo Library on iOS 8 will take advantage of iCloud Drive, storing all of a user's photos in the cloud. Apple is working on a similar solution for Macs called Photos, which will be released in the spring of 2015.
Apple introduced new iCloud pricing during its iCloud Drive announcement. The company now offers 5GB of iCloud storage for free, with 20GB available for $0.99/month and 200GB available for $3.99/month, which puts its prices on par with competing services like Dropbox.
Known Issues
Many people who have installed OS X Yosemite have been experiencing problems with slow Wi-Fi speeds or continual disconnections. Though a variety of fixes have been proposed, it does not appear that there's a single solution that works for all users.
The OS X Yosemite 10.10.1 update that Apple released in November included improvements for Wi-Fi reliability, but according to reports on Apple's support forums, the update did not fix the bulk of the Wi-Fi problems that people are seeing. OS X 10.10.2, released on January 27, also fixed some remaining problems with Wi-Fi.
Yosemite How Tos and Guides
Compatible Macs
OS X Yosemite will run on all Macs that can run OS X Mountain Lion and OS X Mavericks. It requires 2GB of RAM and 8GB of storage space. Mac App Store access (introduced with Snow Leopard) is also required.
OS X Yosemite can be installed on the following Macs: iMac (Mid 2007 or newer), MacBook (Late 2008 Aluminum, or Early 2009 or newer), MacBook Pro (Mid 2007 or newer), MacBook Air (Late 2008 or newer), Mac Mini (Early 2009 or newer), Mac Pro (Early 2008 or newer), Xserve (Early 2009).


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