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"If you're an executive working there, your compensation is now limited to half a million dollars a year plus restricted stock and if your market value is higher, then you may choose to leave that institution," Talbott said. "If you are an institution that is looking for outside assistance and can only pay them half a million dollars plus restricted stock and the value of that employee that you are seeking, that potential hire is higher, then it would be difficult to attract them."
Talbott said that the pay scale for Wall Street "is different for the pay scale for America and so these numbers look large" but there is a "market value for these executives."
"There's a very small talent pool of individuals that have the education, experience and knowledge to operate a global, international services firm in this day and age," he said.
Talbott added that "these restrictions could have a chilling effect on participation in" the next round of government bailouts.
ABC News' Dean Norland, Mark Mooney, Matt Jaffe and Eileen Murphy contributed to this report.


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Min Jiang
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Wonderful setting and ambience. The Beijing duck really met our expectation.
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09 January 2015
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With breathtaking views over Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, Min Jiang serves sumptuous Chinese cuisine on the 10th floor of the Royal Garden Hotel. Min Jiang has won high acclaim throughout the press, including the Evening Standard.
Contemporary style is married with traditional Chinese elegance at Min Jiang London. Chic cream furnishings and a dark wooden bar are contrasted by injections of rich reds, and traditional blue and white Chinese vases. The Min Jiang restaurant bar serves up a wide range of Chinese teas, as well as signature cocktails.
A fantastic range of Dim Sum features on the Min Jiang menu, ranging from Blue Swimmer Crab, to eclectic vegetarian dishes like warm lotus root with steamed cashew nuts in a spicy Sichuan sauce. The legendary wood-fired Beijing Duck at Min Jiang Kensington has delighted London restaurant critics, with a selection of traditional soups and noodle dishes making the perfect accompaniments.
Also offering private dining, Min Jiang restaurant is 7 minutes' walk from High Street Kensington Tube Station.
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Wonderful setting and ambience. The Beijing duck really met our expectation.
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So simple to use and a great service thanks
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Too much noise in a ambient. Service poor and food not impressive.
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Really disappointed with this restaurant. We went for dim sum one quiet weekday lunch time. Service rigid and unfriendly. We were refused a window table despite there being many available. During our entire meal, no new diners came in and those tables remained vacant. I have been to many, much better Chinese restaurants in terms of taste and value for money. At this restaurant, you are only paying for the view of the park (not the food) which is limited when you are not next to the window.
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The PC is still a massively popular platform for gaming and a whole host of other tasks. In fact the PC gaming market is far larger than that of consoles, with more money tied in too. For many, though, the cost of mid-range and high-end PCs are a little too much. However, not everyone wants to play the latest first person shooters on their PCs. Some prefer less demanding titles such as racing or strategy games while others don't want to play games at all.
That might seem strange but there are plenty of other uses for a PC aside from word processing and web browsing. One of the most popular is as a home theatre PC or HTPC. These can sit in your existing home entertainment centre and provide a single solution for playing DVDs and Blu-rays, accessing Netflix or playing movie files and viewing photos.
Here, you don't need super-powerful graphics cards, although it's still useful to have one, especially with the game store Steam offering its useful Big Picture full-screen interface. With this in mind, I've put together a system based around AMDs new AM1 platform, which uses its Kabini-based Athlon processors. These, and their motherboard counterparts are very cheap indeed, but still more than powerful enough to deal with Windows and streaming HD video.
However, while the quad-core Athlon 5350 I've included in this build does have an AMD Radeon R3 8400 GPU built-in, this isn't powerful enough to do any kind of gaming. I spoke to AMD and it recommended its R7 250X graphics card to partner with it so I've used Gigabyte's GV-R725XOC-1GD, which retails for $110 and should allow you play many games at decent settings at both 720p and 1080p – common TV and PC monitor resolutions.
The shopping list:
- CPU – AMD Athlon 5350 – $65
- Motherboard – MSI AM1I – $34
- Case – Cooler Master Elite 130 – $50
- Graphics Card – Gigabyte GV-R725XOC-1GD – $110
- Memory – 4GB 1,600MHz Corsair XMS3 – $53
- Power supply – Corsair CX430 – $45
- Hard disk – WD Green 1TB – $55
- DVD Rewriter – LG Super Multi – $14
- Total = $426
For an operating system, if you own a copy of Windows and are upgrading an older PC, you should be able to transplant your licence to your new PC, so long as you have the old DVD of course. If not, an OEM version of Windows 7 or Windows 8 will cost around $90.
As this isn't a system that's going be playing the latest demanding games at high settings, you can trim the specification a little. For example 4Gb instead of 8GB of RAM is perfectly fine for an HTPC and light gaming machine. We've opted for a hard disk instead of an SSD, although if you can afford another $60, something like a SanDisk Ultra Plus can improve Windows and game load times as well as make Windows more responsive too.
The Cooler Master Elite 130 is cheap, well made and has ample cooling but more importantly is very compact yet can house large graphics cards and full-size power supplies. We've opted for a DVD drive but you may want to use a combined DVD and Blu-ray player, which will cost about $40 more.
Firstly, remove the CPU from its packaging and install it into the motherboard. The motherboard will come with an instruction manual with which you can confirm many of the steps in this guide, including the right orientation of the CPU. Next, install the memory sticks. These can only be installed one way so it's pretty difficult to get it wrong here.
Now install the processor cooler – this comes in the processor box and has thermal paste pre-applied so you don't need to buy it separately. It secures to the motherboard using two push pin clips. The Cooler Master Elite 130 case uses standoff pins to suspend the motherboard as with most cases. Locate these – there should be four of them.
Connect the motherboard power, reset and activity lights cables to the motherboard. This allow you to turn on the PC using the case's power button for example. Your motherboard manual will show you where to connect them and the cables themselves are labelled. Next, screw the standoff pins into the bottom of the case as shown in the case's instructions and fit the silver rear panel plate.
There are a few other connectors you'll need to attach too. The case has front audio and USB ports so you need to connect them to the corresponding headers on the motherboard. for example, the USB 2 connector is labelled 'USB' and there are two of them, while the cables have distinctive red, black, white and green cable strands.
Sadly, the motherboard isn't equipped with a USB 3 header. Connect the processor fan to the white fan header labelled CPU fan, and the front case fan to the header labelled SYSFAN.
Remove the rear PCI expansion slot covers to make way for the graphics card, then install the motherboard using the screws included with the case. We've tucked many of the spare cables under the motherboard to tidy things up a bit -this can help to improve airflow.
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Mexico's Skyteam airline Aeromexico has successfully launched its first public share offering on the Mexican Stock Exchange, raising over $320 million in fresh capital.
According to Aeromexico the IPO was oversubscribed at a final price of 31 pesos ($2.64) per share, with demand doubling the available shares. As a result, the over-allotment option was exercised and the rest was prorated among the investors.
The shares floated represent a little over 17% of Aeromexico´s total capital, which would give the airline a total market value of around US$1.9 billion.
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Ulster pair are out of Senior Cup
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Three teams, including one from Ulster, will go into the hat for the draw for the Irish Senior Cup second round without having to hit a ball in anger.
They have each been awarded victories after their opponents declined to travel.
Cookstown and Priorians were both drawn against Cork opposition in the shape of Bandon and Ashton, but both opted out of the trip.
Taking the bad look of Ulster, another Cork side Belvedere have also declined to travel for their scheduled encounter with Omagh.
Part of the beauty of the Irish Senior Cup is the chance to play against different opposition, sadly, as far as these three teams are concerned, that won't be happening this year.
Meanwhile Lurgan will be attempting to eradicate some fundamental mistakes when they take on Railway Union in one of many cross-border ties.
Lurgan coach Ivor Lennon was disappointed at the way his side capitulated in losing 4-0 to Ballymoney at the weekend.
Looking at the other ties it's a mixed bag as far as the Ulster contingent is concerned.
Ballymena have an even money chance against the students of UCD, but both Pembroke Wanderers and Trinity should be too strong for Portadown and Greenisland respectively.
Lisnagarvey a good chance of progressing against Genesis as do Belfast Harlequins who travel to play Catholic Institute.
Saturdays Fixtures: ESB Irish Senior Cup, first round: Ballymena v UCD (Ballymena 2.30pm); Pembroke v Portadown (Dublin 2.00pm); Trinity v Greenisland (Dublin 2.45pm); UCC v UL (Cork 1.00pm); Genesis v Lisnagarvey (Dublin 2.30pm); Catholic Institute v Belfast Harlequins (Limerick 2.30pm); North Down v Corinthian (Comber LC 1.00pm); Civil Service v Knock (Stormont 2.30pm); Three Rock Rovers v Ards (Dublin 1.00pm); Lurgan v Railway Union (Craigavon LC 2.30pm).
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Monty Python Live at The O2
Surrealist legends John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin return for a short-run of live performances. Monty Python Live (mostly): One down, five to go will draw from their highly acclaimed and undoubtedly influential comedy sketch show.
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Oklahoma City residents want answers after off-duty police officer fires gun in neighborhood
Officers were sent to check the area and found nothing, prompting the school to cancel the lockdown. Police weren't notified about the officer's mental health crisis until 3:45 p.m. and didn't immediately make a connection between the officer's issues and the earlier call from the school, Citty said.
"They responded as quickly as they got the information," Citty said.
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Records obtained by The Oklahoman indicate a robot sent into the house by police was damaged when it was kicked by the officer.
At the time of the incident, Nelson said it isn't necessarily a crime if someone shoots a gun inside a house unless other people are endangered. It is a crime to discharge a firearm within city limits, according to a city ordinance.
Regarding the redacted report, city attorneys cited three laws allowing them to block the information. All three of the laws cite cover medical records, but not law enforcement records.
Joey Senat, an open government expert and journalism professor at Oklahoma State University, said the city is breaking the law by not releasing the full report as required under the state's Open Records Act.
"The lack of detail is disturbing," Senat said. "They don't want anybody to know which one of their officers did something. I think we should expect if someone is firing off a gun in a neighborhood to know what happened. The public is entitled to that."
Sheryl and Elvis Humphrey live a couple of blocks away and have children who attend Santa Fe Elementary. They said the suggestion by police that no one was endangered by the officer's behavior is insulting to those with children at the elementary school.
"The police are acting like it's no big deal," Sheryl Humphrey said. "He was endangering a whole school full of elementary kids. It just makes it look like they are covering this up. If this was us, our address would have been put out there. Our names would have been released."


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Halibut Provencale
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|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Thinly sliced onion
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs) (About 1 Medium)
|Thinly sliced fennel
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs) (About 1 Small Bulb)
|Chopped celery
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs) (About 3 Stalks)
|Minced garlic
|1 Teaspoon
|Dry white wine
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grated orange rind
|1 Teaspoon
|Fresh orange juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Dried italian seasoning
|1 Tablespoon
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chopped seeded tomato
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (About 3 Medium)
|Halibut fillets
|24 Ounce (Four 6 Ounce Pieces)
|Cooking spray
|1 Tablespoon
1. Preheat oven to 400°.
2. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add onion, fennel, celery, and garlic. Saute 3 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Add wine and next 5 ingredients. Bring to a boil; stir in tomato.
3. Place fish in an 11 x 7-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray. Spoon tomato mixture over fish.
4. Bake, uncovered, at 400° for 15 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Place fillets on individual plates. Spoon tomato mixture evenly over each serving.
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Join author David Gassner as he describes how to add dynamic data to a PHP-enabled web site in Adobe Dreamweaver. This intermediate course shows how to plan and create a MySQL database, define a PHP-enabled site in Dreamweaver, connect the site to the database, and manage and present dynamic data. David also explores Dreamweaver features such as PHP custom class introspection and site-specific code hinting as well as the differences between the CS5 and CS6 versions of the software.
This course was updated on 6/12/2012.
In addition to offering code hinting for PHP language elements, Dreamweaver CS5 also gives you code hinting for custom classes. A PHP custom class is a way of creating reusable code. I'll start by creating a custom class, and then showing you how to use code hinting to use its features. I will be working with the version of files in the exercise files, in a folder named 03_managingcode > 02_hintingwithclasses. I will start in my _includes folder.
I am going to create a custom class that encapsulates, or contains code to output the current time to the web site. I will go to the _includes folder and create a new PHP file. I will right-click on the folder and select new file, and I will name the new file DateUtility.php. When you create a file to contain a custom class declaration, you should always use an uppercase initial character, such as the D in DateUtility. That's a convention that PHP developers use.
Now I will open the file, and just as with a Server Side Include, I will delete any existing HTML code. Just as with all PHP code, a PHP class declaration must be placed within a code block, so I will go to the Insert panel to the PHP category, and I will add a code block. Then, with the cursor inside the code block, I will press Enter a few times. Here is how you define a PHP custom class.
You start with the word "class," then you type in the name of the class. By strong convention, the name of the class matches the name of the file, but without the .php extension. Then you put in a pair of curly braces. Within the class, you can define variables or properties, and functions or methods. I am going to define a single function named getCurrentTime. I will start with the word "public," then "function," then the name of the function, "getCurrentTime." After the name with the function, I will type in a beginning and an ending parenthesis, and then I will type in another pair of curly braces.
The purpose of the getCurrentTime function will be to output the current time to the browser. I already have a little bit of code that does that that I created in a previous video. In this file set, I will find it in the phpinfo.php file. I will open that file, and then I will select and copy the three lines of code that set the current time zone and echo the current time to the browser. I will copy that code to the browser, then I will return to my class declaration, I will press Enter and then Paste. And I will select the two lines of code that aren't properly indented, then press Tab a couple of times to indent them within the function.
So now this class has a public function that I can call anytime. I can use this class anywhere in my web site, and I will always get the same formatted value. I will save the file, and then I will open the file, footer.php. In order to use a class declaration, you first have to include it. So I will place the cursor up at the top of the file and make a couple of lines of empty space. Then I will go to the Insert panel, to the PHP category, and I will add an Include command.
And I will include the file, DateUtility.php. If you want to include this file from a file in another directory, you can use a relative location, such as dots, dot-dots and names of folders. But because this file is in the same folder as footer.php, I just need to provide the file a name. I will save the file and move down to the bottom of the page. I will place the cursor after the paragraph tag with a class of phone, and I will create another pair of paragraph tags.
I will make a little bit of empty space. Then I will go to the Insert panel and add a code block, and I will make a little bit of empty space within the code block. I am going to create a variable which is an instance of my custom class. The name of the variable will be dateutil, with the dollar sign prefix. Then to create an instance of my custom class, I will use this syntax: = new, and there is my custom class name, DateUtility. I will press Enter to select in and type in an opening and a closing parenthesis and semicolon.
The dateutil variable is now an instance of my custom class, and I can call that custom class's functions, or methods, like this. I will go down to the next line, and I will type in $date. Dreamweaver shows me the name of the variable starting with date, dateutil, and I will press Enter or Return to select it. Then I am going to call a function, which is a member of the class. To call a member of the class, you use this syntax: ->. It looks like an arrow.
Dreamweaver automatically offers the name of the function in the class, getCurrentTime, using its code hinting capabilities. I will press Enter and then add a semicolon at the end of the line. So here are all the parts of the puzzle. At the top of the page, I used an Include command to include the class declaration, and then where I want the output to happen, I create an instance of the class and then finally call its function, and Dreamweaver, with its code hinting capability, helped me correctly name the class, and its function.
I will save the change to footer.php. Then I will go to one of my top-level pages. I will use index.php, which is already including footer.php at the bottom of the file. I will look at the page using Live View, updating the files on the testing server as I go. I will look in Design View, scroll down to the bottom, and there is the result: the current time. So that's a look at how you can use code hinting to work with your own custom classes.
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I want to start incorporating GHR's since I don't do them at all. My question to you is what day do you think I should do them? The days I squat or the days I dead, or both?
I want to start incorporating GHR's since I don't do them at all. My question to you is what day do you think I should do them? The days I squat or the days I dead, or both?
you can do them on both...
We use them on both squat and dead lift days.
Both days. Make sure you're doing them correctly as well. I see a lot of people treat them as a back hyper extension and it ends up losing a lot of it's effectiveness for your posterior chain
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Cool, thx for the input. Should I just aim for doing reps @ my bwt first? I know I am not going to be able to do many at first so I am thinking of trying to get 20 total to start and work from there no matter how many sets its takes.
Maybe do a few sets of 5-8 with bodyweight. Keep adding reps and eventually add bands or weight.
Make sure you get the form down correctly first and foremost.
If you do them 2x a week, I have no doubt you'll see some good carryover to your squat, and even more carryover to your pull.
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470 Bench
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Got on the GHR sunday (as my regular gym does not have one) for the first time in a while. It completely feels like a different part of my hamstrings are sore. Great accessory work!
Question too... Toes in, out, nuetral, or all the above?
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Nitty Scott, MC ft. Kendrick Lamar - Flower Child
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Ariez Onasis ft. Wiz Khalifa & Planet VI - No Limit
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Hoodie Allen - Feel the Love
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Mac Miller x Pharrell Williams - Glow
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THURZ ft. BJ the Chicago Kid - Another Number
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Method Man ft. Freddie Gibbs & StreetLife - Built for This
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Logic - My Chain
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Mac Miller - Someone Like You
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Rapsody ft. Mac Miller & The Cool Kids - Round Table Discussion
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THURZ ft. Johnny Polygon - Are You Not?
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Yo Dot ft. Logic & Terry T - I'm Just Trying to Live
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Tory Lanez - Champagne Wishes & Caviar Dreams
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Madchild - Monster
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Because Valentine's Day can be a challenging holiday for people who aren't in a relationship and for those who are, but aren't satisfied with it, performance consultant and "aha" moment expert Donna Hartney, Ph.D., has created a free, downloadable relationship-readiness quiz.
"Valentine's Day is a time to celebrate love. It's also a perfect opportunity to examine the state of your relationships. How satisfying are they? Do you find them fulfilling? As you pause to reflect on the connections in your life, you might discover a whole new perspective that has a profound impact on your relationships," says Hartney, author of The AHA! Handbook: How to spark the insights that will transform your life and career, the first research-based self-help book to teach readers how to prime themselves for pivotal "aha" moments.
"Unlucky at Love? A Quick Quiz and 4 Turn-Around Tips" is a brief assessment that helps pinpoint relationship trouble spots and offers tips for navigating around them. It is available at http://www.donna-hartney.com/?p=1192.
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PHILADELPHIA - SEPTEMBER 29: Scott Hartnell #19 of the Philadelphia Flyers skates against the Minnesota Wild during the preseason NHL game at the Wachovia Center on September 29, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Wild defeated the Flyers 5-4 in shootout overtime. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Even in a charity game the Flyers can't beat the Rangers and they know it as Scott Hartnell gives these quotes after Team Richards blasted his team 10-6 in yesterday's Operation Hat Trick game in Atlantic City... Scott Hartnell: "The dang Rangers, they've got our number, that's for sure." — Andrew Gross (@AGrossRecord) November 25, 2012 Hartnell on Lundqvist: "You'd think he'd have a little rust after not playing five-six months. It seems like he's in playoff shape." — Andrew Gross (@AGrossRecord) November 25, 2012 More Hartnell: "We were joking that now the Rangers will want to play real bad because (Lundqvist) is on fire." — Andrew Gross (@AGrossRecord) November 25, 2012 ...not sure what it is about seeing those guys from Broad Street but it definitely brings out the best in our Blueshirts. Remember to follow me on Twitter & Facebook or e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A suspect was arrested Monday night in the weekend stabbing of a 55-year-old man in Oxnard, police said.
Luis Andrade Rodriguez, 33, of Oxnard was arrested about 6:20 p.m. Monday in the 200 block of East Pleasant Valley Road, Oxnard police said.
Police served a search warrant at Rodriguez's home and seized evidence, and he was booked into the Ventura County jail on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, officials said. Rodriguez remained in custody Tuesday in lieu of $250,000 bail, jail records show.
Rodriguez is suspected in the stabbing of the 55-year-old Pacoima man about 7:15 a.m. Sunday in the 5100 block of Charles Street, police said. The man had a stab wound to his back and told police he was attacked by one person.
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The victim was stable at a hospital after the attack, police said.
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Land and Water Magazine[edit]
There were two separate British magazines entitled Land and Water which at the current time (March 2014) are completely mixed up in sources available online.
The Country Gentleman: Land and Water[edit]
The first Land and Water magazine began in 1862 as the Sporting Gazette, continuing in 1879 as the Sporting Gazette and Agricultural Journal, becoming in 1880 the Country Gentleman, Sporting Gazette and Agricultural Journal, then in 1903 the Country Gentleman, in 1905 Country Gentleman and Land and Water, and from 1916–1920 (?) Land and Water.
As the names of the earlier magazines suggest, this first Land and Water magazine was primarily concerned with country, agricultural and sporting matters that would be of interest to country gentlemen. Land and Water was a title that expressed an idea that would have appealed to those interested in country matters, field sport, sea, river fisheries and practical natural history, such as the members of the Land & Water Club of Bolton,[1] England, although they were in no way connected with the publication. It was a name that conjured up connections with the earth, rivers and seas that was calculated to appeal to those interested in the traditional pursuits of hunting shooting and fishing.
The first Land and Water magazine was published weekly by the Country Gentleman Publishing Co. Ltd. owned by Mr J St Loe Strachey, editor of The Specator.[2] The Country Gentleman: Land and Water was later incorporated with The Field magazine,[3] which appealed to much the same audience as Land and Water, and is still being published.
Land and Water: The World's War[edit]
The second Land and Water magazine was a British weekly journal published from 1914 to 1920. It was initiated by Jim Allison, then advertisement manager of The Times and devoted to the progress of the First World War and the events in its immediate aftermath.
It was edited by the well-known Catholic writer Hilaire Belloc. Editing it was the only steady employment ever held by Belloc, who otherwise "lived by his pen". Belloc made numerous trips to the Western Front on behalf of the paper, and also collected information from well-placed friends in the ranks of the Army. The journal gained quick popularity and within a short time of being launched its circulation passed the hundred thousand mark.
Belloc, always a forthright and bellicose writer, excelled in warlike editorials and stirring articles. He had always had considerable dislike for the Germans, going back to his French antecedents and to having served in the French Army at the time when French bitterness over the loss of Alsace-Lorraine was at its peak. During the war, this was very much in tune with prevailing British attitudes. In various articles Belloc characterised the war being fought as a duel between "Pagan Barbarism" and "Christian Civilization", ignoring the fact that the opposite side was quite as Christian as Britain and France and that numerous fellow-Catholics were fighting on the opposite side, especially from thoroughly Catholic Austria.
The journal was charged with highly inflated estimates of enemy casualties, and Belloc's over-optimistic estimates of when the war would end with an Allied victory were several times proved premature - which did not harm its popularity. On one occasion during the war Belloc is known to have confidentially told G. K. Chesterton, with whom he was friendly, that "it is sometimes necessary to lie damnably in the interests of the nation".
During the war the magazine also employed Arthur Pollen as writer on naval issues.
After the end of the war, the journal continued covering world events, such as the Treaty of Versailles and the Russian Civil War, where Belloc strongly supported an intervention to crush the Bolsheviks. However, in 1920 it ceased publication.
Country Gentleman vs. County Gentleman[edit]
In the mix up between the two magazines, a typo has also been introduced and Country Gentleman, the one time name of the earlier magazine and publisher of the first Land and Water magazine has been misspelt as "County" Gentleman.
- ^ Land & Water Club, Bolton, England: Papers read by members of the above club during the sessions of 1873-4 and 1874-5. Printed at the Guardian steam printing works, Manchester 1875
- ^ Francis Troup's Cheap Cottage Makeover http://peasant-arts.blogspot.co.uk/2011/10/francis-troups-cheap-cottage-makeover.html
- ^ Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Margery Fish, http://www.oxforddnb.com/templates/article.jsp?articleid=48830


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Oakland Raiders quarterback Carson Palmer suffered cracked ribs and a bruised lung after a hard hit by Carolina linebacker Greg Hardy and will not play in the team's final game. Palmer was hit in the back by Hardy late in the first quarter while rolling out to throw. Hardy appeared to lead with his helmet and drew an unnecessary roughness penalty on the play. Palmer was later taken to a hospital in Carolina and underwent a CT scan before rejoining his teammates for the flight home. Upon arrival in Oakland, the quarterback was again taken to a local hospital, where he remained overnight for observation. Raiders coach Dennis Allen said he is undecided whether to start Matt Leinart or Terrelle Pryor in place of Palmer. --- Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL
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Post all your gaming rigs over the years!
I have been into PC gaming for many years now, looking back I have owned a fair few rigs. I remember the days before GPU's and seeing Daytona USA in the arcade hoping one day PC's could provide as good graphics as the arcades, nowadays PC's are better. PC gaming is great, mouse and keyboard and the graphical power of a PC is where my heart is. Up until the last few years, say 2007 and the game Crysis you would buy a videocard and even if it was the fastest card Nvidia or ATI had available it still would still not be powerful enough to play every game at the maximum resolution. These days, what I would call middle of the range cards such the GTX 560 Ti can pretty much do this, so are we now in a world where hardware has really outstripped software for good?
Anyways here are all the PCs I have built over the years, I look forward to hearing about all your builds:
Atari 520 STE || Intel 386DX 40, 4mb RAM, 120mb HD, VGA || AMD 486DX4 100, 8mb RAM, 120mb HD, PCI Diamond Stealth 2mb || Intel Pentium Pro 200, 128mb RAM, 2gb HD, 4mb Matrox Millennium, 4mb Diamond 3Dfx Voodoo || Intel Celeron 300mhz, 256mb RAM, 20gb HD, Creative Geforce SDR 64mb|| AMD Athlon XP 1700+, 512mb RAM, 80gb HD, Leadtek Geforce 4ti 4400 128mb|| Intel Pentium 4 3.2ghz, 1gb RAM, 74gb Raptor HD, ASUS ATI Radeon X800pro 256mb|| AMD Athlon64 3800+, 2gb RAM, 300gb raptor HD, two ASUS 7800GTX's 256mb in SLI|| Intel Core 2 E8400 3.0ghz, 4gb RAM, 300gb HD Raptor, ASUS Geforce GTX 280 1gb|| current rig see sig.
Looking back over the years gaming has come along way. I remember thinking Wolfenstein's graphics were amazing then seeing grass in a FPS that looked real (I think it was soldier of fortune 2) etc etc. But today sometimes I think we have gone backwards, the quality control seems to have gone out the window, every new game I first load up seems to have some sort of problem and I am forced to wait for patches or worse still a patch is never put out. Fallout New Vegas for example is great but it crashes, rendering bugs exist and characters get stuck, I am sure this type of stuff has gotten worse over the years. GTA IV I couldn't even play at the start until a patch was rushed out at the last minute and Nvidia talked up the toy story quality graphics that was supposed to be coming way back when the Geforce FX was being released, that has not happened in gaming, but PC gaming is still the best and most fun platform by far, even if at times it makes me want to tear my hair out!
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Intel 520 480GB SATA3 SSD
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Re: Post all your gaming rigs over the years!
We had a thread back in the day....
I cant remember all specifics but are some of the cpus and gpus as best as I can remember;
1) various - ZX sinclair / Apple IIe 64K ram .... (early 80s)
2) 8086 with less than 1 MB Mem.... (late 80s)
3) 486DX-33 with I think 4 MB RAM ... cirrus logic vid card (early90s)
4) 486DX2-66 - 4MB RAM .. Cirrus Logic card (mid 90s)
5) Penitum II - 450Mhz - 32MB mem - Diamond riva 128 (late 90s)
6) Pentium III - 733Mhz - 128MB mem? - Creative TNT (late 90s)
7) AMD AthlonXP 1.2ghz? - 256 MB mem - Geforce 2 MX and Geforce2 Pro / Elsa GeForce 4 Ti 4600 (late 90s to early 2000s)
8) AMD Athlon Barton 2400+ - 1GB mem - ATI 9700 Pro / Leadtek 6800 Ultra (early 2000s to 2005)
9) AMD FX 53 - 1 GB mem - 7800 GTX in SLI (2005 to 2007)
10) Intel Coreduo E4400 2 GB mem - Gigabyte 8800 GTX (2007)
11) Intel Core2Quad Q6600 - 4GB mem - Galaxy GTX 295 (2008)
12) Intel Core2Quad Q9650 - 8GB mem - Colorful GTX 580 (2010)
13) NEXT??? Ivy bridge or Bulldozer with 680 or 7970? who knows when (201X?)
Gigabyte Windforce X3 GTX 680 OC - Dell 24" IPS
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My Old CPU's:
Cyrix II 266MHz
Penitum II 333MHz
Athlon XP 1700+
Athlon XP 2500+ (OC'd to 3200+ speeds)
Athlon64 3200+
Athlon64 X2 3800+
Intel C2D E8400
Intel Core i7 950
Radeon 7500
Radeon 9700 Pro
Radeon 9800 Pro
GeForce 6800GT (AGP, then PCIe)
GeForce 7800GTX
GeForce 8800GT
GeForce 9800GT
GeForce GTX560 Ti
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Re: Post all your gaming rigs over the years!
I'll just stick to the ones I've built.
1. AMD Althon XP 2500+ 512MB DDR333 XFX Ti4200 2 x 40GB RAID 0
2. AMD Althon 3800+ X2 2GB DDR400 XFX 6800GT 2 x 120GB RAID 0
3. AMD Althon FX-60 2GB DDR500 6800GT SLI 2 x 320GB RAID 0
4. Intel Q6600 G0 8GB DDR2-800 8800GTX SLI 2 x 74GB raptor RAID 0
5. Intel I7 2600K 8GB DDR3-1600 HD5870 160GB G2 SSD
I'm not 100% sure on the hdds, I used a lot of different setups over the years. Most of my builds were transitions from one setup to the next, so a lot of parts went between builds.
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Re: Post all your gaming rigs over the years!
Will post what I remember.
First "computer" was the commodore 64 with tape deck.
First "real" computer that I used for gaming was HP Pavilion with Intel Pentium 200mhz, 128mb ram, 4gb hdd and ATI rage card.
Later replaced with HP Pavilion with Pentium III 500mhz, 256mb ram, 20GB hdd and build in geforce card, this was the first PC that at one point i completly took apart and re-assembled, first PC that got me into PC hardware.
Shortly this PC was replaced by home build system with Pentium 4 1.7ghz, 1gb Rambus ram (later 2gb), 60+40GB hdd, and I over the time this rig seen few video cards.
Then I got another home build Pentium 4, 2.8ghz, ram was 2gb i believe, hdd i don't remember, i believe I had a geforce 4 TI in this machine.
Later replaced with AMD Ahtlon X2, my first dual core, again 2gb ram i believe, few hdds, this was also my first SLI rig, first a single geforce 7800, FEAR was the game that got me upgraded to 7800 SLI, later replaced with geforce 7950X2.
After AMD was going down the hill again, my next rig was Intel Core2 duo 6600, dual core intel on nforce 680i board, still don't understand all the hate for nforce boards, mine was stellar. In the same rig at later point CPU was replaced with my first Quad core the Q6600. Towards end of this rig I believe I had Geforce 280 and 8gb of ram in it.
Now to my current rig, Intel Core i7 920, 6GB triple channel ram, Geforce 480GTX, EVGA 58x board, etc... etc...
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Thats the evolution of the main rig.
Then there was the server. for short while the HP pavilion with 500mhz was used as a server, after I upgraded to the Pentium IV 1.7ghz.
After i upgraded to the Pentium IV 2.8ghz, the Pentium IV 1.7ghz became the server.
AMD Athlon 3200+ was the first dedicated server rig, but for short time, later that role went to the Athlon X2.
From there I think i jumped to Phenom X2 9550 on geforce 8200 board, later board was replaced to MSI 780G (one big POS, ATI chipset complete nightmare), then CPU was replaced to Athlon X4 at 2.8ghz, and again board replaced to Gigabyte 890GX (again chipset is horrible slightly better then 780G, plus gigabyte boards are better then MSI)
My HTPC, also when though few steps, started out with AMD Athlon X2 5200+, don't remember what the first board was, but later and still current board is the MSI 780G board, CPU later was replaced with Phenom 9550. HTPC currently runs with Geforce GT 240, Geforce can properly use hardware acceleration with XBMC.
Both Server and HTPC will be upgraded by the summer maybe fall, if the bulldozer chipsets will not improve i will dump the AMD rigs for Intel.
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Regarding the upgrades, yeah the gaps are usually because of money being tight. For example I held onto my E8400 for quite sometime because I bought a house and that sucked up my spare cash. But it comes to the point where i have saved enough cash to splash out, winter is coming around fast and with CHCH so quake damaged there is no where really to go at the moment so splashed out on a new Sandy Bridge system to keep me entertained . I am also now going to skip a Geforce releases hence why I held onto my 280 when the 480 came out.
Actually, regarding the 1700+ to P4 upgrade, I actually moved to the USA for a year so sold the XP 1700+ then before coming back to NZ I purchased parts for the P4 system off Newegg.com and shipped it back with me, so thats why there was the small gap there
It interesting reading everyones computers they have owned. Brings back memories of computers back in the day!
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ASUS Maximus VI Extreme
EVGA GeForce GTX 780 x2 SLI
Corsair H100i Hydro Water Cooler
Corsair Dominator Platinum 32GB
Corsair AX1200i PSU
Intel 520 480GB SATA3 SSD
Western Digital 2TB Caviar Black Edition
Corsair Obsidian 900D Case
Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD PCIe
Logitech Z-680 5.1 Speakers
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AMD Athlon 64 3200+ / 7300GS
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400 / 7600GT KO
AMD Phenom 965 / 8800GTX
Intel i7 930 / GTX 470
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I started out with an Apple IIe... was the first computer my family had. Dual 5 1/4 inch floppy drives. Had a blast with that computer however I didn't much care for the inner workings at that time (I was like 6 years old, maybe younger ). Just gamed on it.
However, in 5th grade my science teacher gave me an older Zenith Supersport286 laptop that nobody was able to get working. My grades were low and he said I could have the laptop regardless of whether I was able to get it working or not so long as I kept my grades up.
Well, that night I went home and poured over the laptop's manual and got it to boot from the MS-DOS 3.1 disks that came with it. The problem with the laptop was the CMOS battery was dead so it had no idea about the hard drive or anything else. Every time you'd turn it on you'd have to enter the BIOS, configure it correctly and then it'd boot to the HDD. I didn't dare disassemble the laptop untill some years later, where I replaced the CMOS battery (CR 2032 battery) and it worked and booted perfectly from that point on. It has a 286 @ 12MHz, I believe 2MB RAM (really drawing a blank here tbh), a 40MB HDD, 3.5" floppy drive, and a monochrome LCD screen. This was *my* first computer, and ultimately the unit responsible for developing my interest in computers.
After that I stumbled upon an old tower at church that was tucked away in the closet. It belonged to the pastor and he said it didn't work and he didn't have the time nor money to fix it (he built it himself). I'm not sure what it had, but I know it was a socket 3 386. I didn't know enough about the hardware at the time to replace anything yet. So my parents paid an older gentleman by the name of James Clemens to repair the system for me. This gentleman was a major mentor and inspiration for me learning more about the workings of computers, assembling them, etc.
He upgraded it to an AMD 5x86 @ 133 MHz, though the motherboard only supported up to a 486 DX/SX so it ran at 66MHz. Infact the mobo listed the CPU as a 486SX/DX. He upped it to 20MB EDO RAM, two hard drives- one was three-hundred-some-odd MB the other a four-hundred-some-odd-MB, with a 4x SCSI optical drive, CirrusLogic VGA card, and I cannot recall the sound card but I know the company is no longer in existance. He put DOS 6.22 and Win3.1 in it for me, and provided me with a tractor-fed dot-matrix printer, and some cheap speakers.
That was my first complete computer and it was with this unit I first started dabbling with swapping out parts. At first I was leary to because my parents had spent a good deal of money to get it working, and I was hesitant to "dig in" to it for fear of breaking something and costing them more money.
Much to my surprise may parents actually encouraged me to just dabble with it- I believe because the recognized my intrigue and figured this may develop into a career for me.
For the longest time I just gamed on that desktop, explored in DOS- *loved* creating batch files to execute a long string of commands (made a lot of those in the BASIC and QBASIC editors that came with DOS 6.22), manipulating the AUTOEXEC.BAT file to make certain things load upon boot, such as win.exe, as well as other various things.
By the time I was in 7th grade a landed a "job" at a local computer refurbishing shop appropriately called "Boneyard Computers". They didn't pay me in cash since I was too young to work, but paid me in store credit which I could use to "purchase" anything I wanted. Mostly we worked on 286s, 386s, 486s, 5x86's, Cyrix 6x86's, and early Pentiums. I worked here untill just shortly after I graduated 8th grade and went through so many different motherboards and processors.
At this time I hadn't realized I was running a 5x86, because the mobo listed my proc as a 486DX/SX @ 66MHz, so that's what I thought it was. Well, I wound up "upgrading" to various different 486's- DX2 @ 80MHz with a new mobo, DX4 @ 100MHz with a new mobo... and it was that mobo w/ the DX4 100 where I put my old 5x86 in and realized that it was a 133MHz processor- that was a very pleasant surprise so I rocked that for some time. Before the DX4 however I rocked various Pentiums as well.
Around the end of 1997 my Dad purchased his first computer- it was an NEC that sported a P200 w/MMX ( ), 24MB EDO RAM, 2.1GB HDD, integrated ATi Rage 3D Graphics Accelerator w/2MB VRAM, I believe a 16x CD-ROM drive, and Windows95. For the longest time this computer served as the benchmark, the pinnacle for desktop performance- every computer *I built* I was attempting to acheive the performance my Dad's NEC provided.
Through my job at Boneyard I landed a P133, then later a P166 w/MMX, a P200 w/MMX, then finally a P233 w/MMX. Through all those upgrades I went through a plethora of hard drives, video cards (mostly S3 Savage based GPUs using the PCI interface, on Diamond Multimedia branded cards)... had several Quantum BigFoot HDDs that used the 5.25" bay in the tower, multiple maxtors, fujitsu, WD, seagates... whole bunch of 'em.
For the longest time I rocked my Dad's copy of Win95, and then later his copy of Win98 SE.
My next major Upgrade was to an AMD K6-II 300MHz w/3DNOW! ( x2 ). Rocked an 8GB Quantum Bigfoot HDD and I believe a Seagate 6.4GB HDD, some random optical drive, I believe I had 64MB of RAM and a PCI Diamond Stealth S540 III 32MB 3D Graphics Accelerator. This rig was my baby for the longest time.
My next major upgrade was to a Slot A Athlon750, alternated between my Diamond Stealth S540 and an AGP ATi Rage128 16MB I had. By the time I was done upgrading this rig it had 758MB of RAM, and 80GB ATA133 HDD, GF2 MX220 w/64MB, 16xDVD, 52x48x52x CD-burner, and WinXP Pro (pre SP1).
I replaced that rig with what was my first from the ground-up brand new computer. Everything I owned up to and including the Athlon750 was comprised of old, used parts from my job @ Boneyard Computers.
This "new" rig sported an AXP1800+, ASUS A7V333 mobo, ASUS GF4 MX440 w/64MB DDR, 512MB DDR266, and an 80GB IBM DeskStar HDD. First upgrade to this rig was a GF4 Ti4200, then I upped the RAM to 1GB, then got a GFFX 5950U, then go an AXP 2800+, then maxed the RAM @ 3GB DDR400, on the 5950U I replaced the stock cooler with the Arctic Cooling dual-slot cooler and oc'd the card to crazy levels... don't recall the exact frequencies though. Heck, dig back far enough in my post history here and you'll likely find one or more threads where I was oc'ing the card.
After this was my first semi-sorta' high-end gaming rig. I got the s754 A64 2800, ASUS K8V SE Dlx, 2GB DDR400, and rocked that 5950u. By this time I think I was sporting a Maxtor 320GB HDD. I remember I order the mobo+cpu+ram from Monarchcomputer.com before they had gone under. That's also where I purchased my 5950U.
I rocked that rig for the longest time, with the CPU oc'd from 1.8GHz to 2.2GHz which was fairly impressive at that time. I'd gotten this setup shortly after the A64's launch... so it was s754 for everything but the highend FX series and opterons, which used s940. Towards the end of my time owning this setup I replaced the 5950U with a 6800GT, which I also put Arctic Cooling's dual slot HSF on and oc'd it to beyond 6800Ultra clocks.
I later upgraded to the EPoX s754 NF4 SLi based mobo, and dual 7600GTs in SLi, and 2GB DDR500, as well as the s754 A64 3800. Rocked this rig for a while, I remember I sported this back when FEAR first came out, and I was able to play it near maxed with decent framerate. This was my first SLi setup and it made a believer out of me- near 100% scaling in every game I played, and in some cases more than 100% (likely a driver issue causing single card performance to be lower than it should have been I'm assuming).
I had this rig till about Nov. of '06, when I purchased my dual 640MB 8800GTSs on launch day. Obviously with an A64 3800 on s754 pushing these two cards performance was much lower than anticipated, so about a month later I upgrade to an Opteron185 oc'd to 3GHz, ASUS A8N32 Sli DLx, 4GB DDR500, the same PSU you see in my sig as well as the same 500GB samsung HDD you see in my sig. Rocked this setup for quite a while. Replaced the CPU with an FX-60 that I believe I purchased off of Riptide here and oc'd that to ~3.1GHz.
Sold that rig and went to a Phenom9600 BE @ 2.3Ghz, 8GB DDR2 1066, and dual 9600GTs in SLi. Rocked that for a bit then sold it and went with a C2Q6600, 8GB DDR2 1066, Intel BadAxe mobo, and a single e-VGA GTX260 Core216.
Rocked that setup for a while until finally getting the rig you see in my sig.
That's, believe it or not, the short list. I know I left out various upgrades and such- like I owned several K6-IIs, K6-IIIs, SocketA rigs, Slot 1 PIIIs, had some PIIs, etc. Far too many to remember though. A lot of fond memories back then.
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Facebook has added a nifty new feature that hopefully you won't need to use too often: notifications of nearby disasters, and a one-touch means of letting family and friends know that you're ok … Read more
Pretty much the whole Macworld staff has been let go. Looks like the end. Sad—
Roman Loyola (@pinatubo2000) September 10, 2014
A personal announcement: I'm leaving Macworld after 17 years. snellworld.com—
Jason Snell (@jsnell) September 10, 2014
International Data Group (IDG) is shutting down Macworld Magazine, the long time Apple periodical according to tweets by staff and conversations I've had with personnel. Dan Miller, Editor, Macworld tweeted the following:
The Macworld.com website will remain open [although as a shell of its former self -ed] with a reduced staff according to Miller, who himself is leaving in a month.
As a former contributor and fan of Macworld.com it is sad to see the publication go. Ironically, the transition from print to digital hastened by Apple's own iPad and other online tools made the publication one of the last remaining Apple publications in print.
There's no word yet on the fate of the annual trade show of the same name that has also taken a hit since Apple stopped attending. We'll update as we hear more.
Update: Dan Miller wrote in to clarify that he never implied that the magazine "would be a shell of its former self" (even though most of the names and faces that were the backbone of the magazine have been let go). Read more
Running U2 ad looks like 10 year old iPod ads
U2 is going on. They are putting their album on the iPhone 6
Now talking Music
Talking about iTunes
Wrap up
Apple Watch will be available in early 2015 starting at $349
magsafe induction charging
3 different editions. Works with iPhone 5/c/s or iPhone 6
Apple Watch, Apple Watch Sport, AppleWatch Edition
can control Apple TV, walkie talkie,
Jay Blahnick talking about all of the fitness features
Fitness App monitors activity
Workout App allows you to set specific goals
Talking Fitness now
Pinteresting and city Mapper. BMW Charge level
American Airline 1 tap, Starwood Hotels (creating a key).
Twitter and Facebook are making apps as Mark reported
3rd party apps for iWatch.
Notifications from apps.
Watchkit for Glances and notifications
This tap communication this is going to change the world.
Interesting maps interface on Apple Watch
:PLots of updates since iPod Nano
I'm really like the polish of these watch apps and glances
Glances is interface for Watch for little bits of info
Kevin Lynch (former Adobe Exec) is demoing Apple Watch
Real Gold
2 size Apple Watches
Magnetic leather and lots of other watch options
lots of watch faces and personalization options
Magsafe induction charger
4 sensors in the back
Share heartbeat with other people
Ive narrating. Whole different UI
Jony Ive narrating Apple Watch Story
MultiTouch allows people to interact with technology
Apple Watch is the most personal device Apple has ever created.
Apple Watch
Oh damn
tim Cook Dropped it
Apple Pay: October in US
Integrated into Target Appor Groupon or Uber
Lot of locations will take Apple Pay
Apple Pay
Apple doesn't know what you buy
No need to cancel Credit cards if iPhone gets lost
Device only – no iCloud syncing
Use iSight Camera to add new card. Add to passbook
Passbook will be the wallet
NFC Radio in 6 and 6Plus with touch ID.
Apple demonstrates NFC payment/ Brings up Eddie Cue
Apple loves these types of problem. This is what Apple does best
Apple Pay
Apple talking security non-ironically
Credit card/magnetic stripe interface
Bigger than Bigger
Tim Cook back up: How it makes you feel!
That's all for iPhone 6/+
New Silicone Cases and LEather cases including Product Red
New Gyroscope in camera
"This video stream is actually being recorded and hosted on the new iPhone 6"—
Seth Weintraub (@llsethj) September 09, 2014
Schiller: iPhone has become the world's most popular video recorder.
Apple announces new wireless technologies in iPhone 6, including VoLTE and Wi-Fi calling wp.me/p1xtr9-1qpF—
9to5Mac (@9to5mac) September 09, 2014
iPhone 6 has an 8MP iSight camera, 1.5µ pixels, ƒ/2.2 aperture. And an all-new sensor.
Sounds like Fast Autofocus, Tone mapping, noise reduction,
Focus Pixels Camera
New Cameras!
802.11AC and Wifi calling and VoLTE
Apple Invents calling over Wifi
it measures elevation (Barometer)
Double Touch moves whole screen down for reachability"
Apps/Websites not updated to new iPhones "just work"
Apple announces iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus wp.me/p1xtr9-1qoc—
9to5Mac (@9to5mac) September 09, 2014
seems fast?
2B Transistors on a 20nm process. 13% smaller than A7
25% faster CPU
Developers can customize apps for the larger screen
"easy to use one-handed
Sleep/Wake is pushed to right side (all as expected)
Sideswipe gestures for new phones
6 plus has new horizontal display
1080P display in Plus
iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus
"Today, we are launching the biggest advancement in the history of iPhone."
more importantly, #1 loved phone in the world
#1 smartphone in the world
Starting with iPhone
(Last Apple event at Flint Center was iMac launch in the late 90s
Hello again says Tim cook with a Bondi Blue iMac in the background
This video stream is a mess for me (Safari)
(unless you've got the Truck)
Uh oh http://t.co/ZU4xTfALWu—
Seth Weintraub (@llsethj) September 09, 2014
It is showtime!
Might just be Electric President
We love music … so much you get two songs at once.—
Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) September 09, 2014
10 minutes!
This music isn't great unless that CD is skipping
Video is now live!
In the house
And we're in! http://t.co/0VmoDe6xXJ—
Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) September 09, 2014
T Minus 20
They're letting media in!—
Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) September 09, 2014
Not going to lie. Not sure who this is
On my way to #apple live in cupertino.. 9/9/2014 http://t.co/JoMceFKCnt—
coco lee (@cocolee117) September 09, 2014
Apple making your typo famous? Priceless
We'll, can't deny it any more. I'm in Cupertino, CA. At the Flint where the iMac was launched and today … ? We'll soon see!—
Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) September 09, 2014
Dis is nuts
This is nuts. http://t.co/2IE9vp1qem—
John Gruber (@gruber) September 09, 2014
What's hidden underneath this white box is the talk of the town. Keep following to find out #AppleLive http://t.co/tmGb0yzH8W—
Marie Claire (@marieclaire) September 09, 2014
No doubt? V
Dre will be there
On my way to apple launch w dr dre ⚡🎉🎈👏👏👏 gx instagram.com/p/suxIaYuLfB/ http://t.co/PyKQgD7kD3—
Gwen Stefani (@gwenstefani) September 09, 2014
Are those presenter clothes for the fitness expert?
Jay Blahnik http://t.co/mqEDXwpEUt—
Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) September 09, 2014
It's a watch. A wallet, A fitness device.
Are you getting it?—
Seth Weintraub (@llsethj) September 09, 2014
Dr. Oz is at today's Apple event: cnb.cx/AppleLiveBlog http://t.co/LdJmmevRxI—
CNBC Top Stories (@CNBCTopStories) September 09, 2014
Maybe they'll be time lapsing the covers coming off of the major structure
There are DSLRs on tripods pointed at the cube, taking pics on timers. Whatever happens will be on time-lapse. http://t.co/MU0Ds02upk—
Tim Stevens (@Tim_Stevens) September 09, 2014
Sage advice:
I'm telling you guys, don't go into that white box. You will not be the same when you come out.—
Joe Brown (@joemfbrown) September 09, 2014
Craig on scene
BREAKING: Craig Federighi eating a pre-event banana. Hair: perfect. http://t.co/1UNY6LC3xG (via @piercedavid)—
ravirajm (@rv1raj) September 09, 2014
Apple's doing their own blog
Descending into a nation of livebloggers "@9to5mac: Apple shares dedicated page w/ updates of iPhone/Wearable event wp.me/p1xtr9-1qnu"—
Seth Weintraub (@llsethj) September 09, 2014
Shouldn't have used Apple Maps. "@cue: Just got to Moscone, where is everyone! 😄 #AppleLive"—
Chris O'Brien (@obrien) September 09, 2014
He needs coffee?
Its Craig Federighi waiting in line for coffee like a normal. The hair blessed, they're just like us. http://t.co/wTLxrouiCI
Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) September 09, 2014
Apple is liveblogging themselves? Yisssssss. I can go back to sleepwat.
Nice scoop
My journalistic instinct tells me something is happening in Cupertino today. $aapl #applelive http://t.co/6bo6zM5DV0—
Daisuke Wakabayashi (@daiwaka) September 09, 2014
Who invited this guy?
Steve Wozniak has arrived -Apple's giant white cube demo center in background. #apple http://t.co/gFFKnoFkJ4—
Connie Guglielmo (@techledes) September 09, 2014
Some TMI from Engadget:
Exclusive!! Apple event bathroom photo: http://t.co/WV3ZMJX3qQ—
Zach Honig (@ZachHonig) September 09, 2014
Steve Kovach sharing some great photos of the breakfast scene.
Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) September 09, 2014
We're now 2 hours from liftoff
It's September 9th, and you know what that means: Apple's biggest event in several years is happening today. We're expecting Apple CEO Tim Cook and his team of executives to discuss two new and larger iPhone models, a mobile payments system, and of course, a fashion/health/fitness-centric wearable device. We'll be following along and providing articles with the latest news throughout the day. This News Hub will embed the latest action from the ground at the Flint Center in Cupertino and provide an easy access view of the latest news articles. You can also follow us on Twitter at @9to5Mac for quick updates as they break, and all our updates below:
Tim Cook hinted at significant developments to the iPad line in describing the recent 16 percent drop in year-on-year sales yesterday as "a speedbump" in an interview with Re/code.
"We couldn't be happier with how we've done with the first four years of the iPad. I'd call what's going on recently a speed bump, and I've seen that in every category" …
He made that same comment before during the last earnings call and obviously that's not the whole story…
The iPhone 6's packaging might not only include a redesigned smartphone, but a redesigned USB to Lightning cable. While it's unlikely that Apple will yet-again change the Lightning port introduced with the 2012 iPhone 5 anytime in the near future, a redesigned version of the USB plug could be ready for this fall. Sketchy photos of a reversible USB cable first surfaced on the web last week, and Sonny Dickson yesterday shared another shot of the cables via Twitter.
Like the Lightning connector, the benefit of a reversible USB connector is that it can be inserted into a USB port in either direction. This makes it easier to insert the connector in darkly lit or hard to reach places (like behind a desk). Due to uncertain sourcing, the first batch of photos did not seem completely believable, but digging a little deeper into the situation reveals that Apple readying a reversible USB iPhone cable is a real possibility…
Ahead of Apple's new iPhone event on September 9th, Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (that nation's version of what we know in the U.S. as the FCC) has approved two new iPhone models for sale in the country. The approval was confirmed on Twitter by the country's Secretary General for these matters, and a local report indicates the model numbers for two new devices: A1524 & A1586. Thailand's Secretary General spoke about the matter in a video from earlier this week:
When Siri lost its beta tag almost a year ago, I suggested it might be a good time for those who'd been frustrated with its early performance to give it another chance. What I discovered through your comments was that Siri seems to be one of those things that polarizes views: people either loving it and using it every day, or dismissing it as a useless gimmick. Not too many people seem to fall between the two.
But Apple has continued to work hard on improving the service, adding new capabilities as well as refining its ability to handle existing ones. It might not yet be as sophisticated as its creators envisage for the future, but a year on seemed a good point to revisit the topic and find just how many of its capabilities people are using … Read more
This fall, Apple is expected to unwrap two next-generation iPhones with larger displays: a 4.7-inch model and a 5.5-inch higher-end "phablet" variant. While the 4.7-inch model has had physical mockups floating around the web for the past few months, parts or shells for a 5.5-inch model have not been seen until now. Sonny Dickson has sent us photos of a 5.5-inch iPhone 6 physical "dummy" mockup in the Space Gray color (above and below), and he has posted photos of a white and gold model on Twitter:
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With Father's Day quickly approaching, our friends over at Pad & Quill are teaming up with us to give away some cool bags and cases for your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and more. Pad & Quill makes super well-crafted accessories that look and feel very rich and thought out. We've had the chance to cover and review several of their products in the past.
We'll be picking one grand prize winner to receive Pad & Quill's Field Bag, Aria for iPad Air case, Bell Fino for iPhone 5s case, and any choice of Pad & Quill MacBook case for free (over a $600 value). In addition to the grand prize winner, two additional winners will be selected each to receive their own choice of any Pad & Quill iPhone or iPad case. Find out how to enter after the break… Read more
Tapbots, the development team behind the popular Tweetbot Twitter client for Mac and iOS have issued a mandatory update for all users. According to a post on the Tapbots blog, all current mobile versions of the app will cease to function soon due to a change in the app requested by Twitter.
Updates for both iPhone versions of the app are rolling out now. Users on iOS 6 running Tweetbot 2 can look out for version 2.8.8, while users on the newer Tweetbot 3 can already find version 3.3.2 in the App Store. The Mac and iPad versions of the app aren't mentioned in the post, so it's possible they won't need to be updated. (Update: The iPad version has been updated to version 2.8.8 as well.)
Microsoft announced today at the TechEd Conference that Microsoft Office for iPad, which includes Word, PowerPoint, and Excel, has been downloaded from the App Store 27 million times to date. The statistic was first shared on Twitter by Microsoft watcher Paul Thurrot and noted by Business Insider:
Hipstamatic led the way in offering a fast and fun way to edit and share photos from an iPhone, but has been a little slow to move into video. The company has now corrected this, launching the Cinamatic app designed to compete with Vine and Instagram.
Cinamatic lets you shoot short videos ranging from 3-15 seconds, apply filters to them and then share on Vine, Instagram and Facebook – or send them via email or Messages … Read more


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29 year old woman | Manhattan, NY, USA | Seeking men 25-38 within 10 miles of New York, NY
Event Planner by day, Pilates addict and avid home cook by night.
I'm constantly surprised by how much I've grown to love New York. When I first moved here after college, my friends and I would pick a different neighborhood each weekend from a guidebook and explore it. It was a fun way to learn about our new home and we racked up tons of random facts about the city (Ex: the Huxtables' townhouse? Actually on St. Luke's Place in the Village not Brooklyn). I still get excited walking around the city, and feel lucky that I live in a city with so much to offer on any given day. I grew up in New Hampshire - think ice skating, apple picking, cold Atlantic swims - but I never considered myself outdoorsy until I moved to New York. Something about being surrounded by concrete and not being able to swim in the rivers has made me lust for nature. I visit home and a cottage we have on an island in Maine for my ocean and nature fix throughout the year. My company has introduced me to amazing opportunities, and I'm very grateful to have a job that I find incredibly entertaining day-in and day-out (I run special events for a book publisher). It's really rewarding to see a book evolve through the publishing process and then walk into a bookstore and see the book on a shelf or see someone reading it on the subway. I always love hearing what people are reading, so please share. I'm passionate about my friends and family and consider myself to be a very loyal friend. No matter how busy life gets, they're always a priority. I want someone who has a life as full as mine -- filled with friends, interesting work, and a fun curiosity about the world around them -- and wants to share that.
Alumni connections , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Exploring new areas , Political interests , Travel/Sightseeing , Wine tasting
Running, Skiing, Swimming, VolleyBall
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
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NYC: Uva (old favorite), Navy (new favorite), Flex Pilates, Metropolitan Museum rooftop, Carl Schurz Park. Beyond: Casco Bay; Washington, DC; Seattle; Jamaica's Rockhouse Hotel ...
I'm a political junkie, and love shows like The West Wing, Scandal, The Daily Show.... or anything with George Stephanopoulos. When it comes to food and music, I have pretty diverse tastes and rely on my friends to introduce me to new things.
I like exploring New York and trying new fun things in the city, whether it's beaches or restaurants or galleries. I love entertaining and weekends usually end with friends over for Sunday Suppers.
I work in publishing, so my reading list is a mix of manuscripts and new releases. I loved and keep recommending The Power of Habit, The Bone Clocks, Not That Kind of Girl, and Crazy Rich Asians (title is insane, novel is amazing).
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|5'11" (180cms)
|5'11" (180cms) to 6'11" (210cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned, A few extra pounds
|No preference
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Sales / Marketing
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|White / Caucasian
|White / Caucasian
|Christian / Protestant
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral