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One anonymous Sprint retailer is apparently refusing to sell iPhone 5 devices to customers unless they also buy a bundle of accessories to go with it. The sure, the bundles they were offering were 20% off, but the cheapest ones started at $84. Sprint commented on the issue and said that it's not corporate policy to do this kind of thing, though indirect retailers can do whatever they want. The package this particular customer ended up getting included a Body Glove, Zagg Invisible Shield, and a y-charging car kit, all of which you can see above.
That is some pushy, and outright rude up-selling. Don't get me wrong, we love accessories here at iMore, but holding a device purchase hostage for a few extra bucks will not only scare off customers, but also earn them quite a few negative reviews - assuming of course customers don't buckle under the pressure.
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Sprint retailer only sells iPhone 5 if customer buys accessory bundle too
From what I remember in my Small Business classes, this is called "Tying" which is illegal in many cases. Usually it is when a good or service that a customer doesnt want is tied to a good or service that they do what. One can say that the majority of customers WOULD want a case to go with their iPhone 5, but at the same time many customers may wish to wait it out and get a better case a few months down the road.
I wonder if we will see any lawsuits against the individual retailers that do this.
That's BS the corporate store in mesquite tx store #426 made me buy $100 worth of accessories this morning in order to but the iPhone 5. They claimed Apple had made them do it.
That's really shitty. I would refuse to buy from them and go somewhere else. That's ridiculous. I'm glad I pre-ordered mine. Nonetheless, I always go to Sam's Club or Best Buy to get my upgrades. My Sprint store is always really hit or miss. Sometimes I can count on them.. Others I just can't deal with them.
I am sooo glad I left that tired network in a nick of time!
If it's not a Authorized Sprint Retailer then that's EXACTLY what I can see them doing. I made the mistake of buying my wife a charger for her HTC EVO 4G and it was a 'after market' charger. I was told by the Authorized Retail Agent that very info. The store is in walking distance from where I live.
I won't make that MISTAKE again ...
Went with a friend to get his AT&T. He was ask if he wanted to sign a contract, with the cost being what was posted or not sign contract if he brought a numbers of accessories.
I was ask to buy a phone, but I told the guy that I have a disability, stutter in my speech and Siri would be no use to me. He said that if I stutter the same, Siri will not have a problem. No one even talks the same. How rude!
A Verizon Store in Santa Clarita, CA tried to pull this on me with a BlackBerry 9930. Total BS.
I'd walk out of that store, I don't care. That's horrible. You shouldn't "force" anyone to do anything. Terrible customer service.
The Radio Shack stores in my area were imposing an unadvertised AppleCare warranty bundle with every iPad 2. I emailed Steve Jobs after my purchase, and I received a call from Apple's Vice President of the Americas and Asia Pacific, John Brandon. He told me, "Steve forwarded me your email," to which I was floored. He then apologized to me and told me he'd square away everything with me and Radio Shack. I received additional calls from both Apple and Radio Shack and not only did I get a refund for my imposed AppleCare, I received a free one in the mail from Apple themselves, plus a leather Smart Cover as a token of appreciation and sincerity. Lastly, they Radio Shack stores supposedly removed the imposed bundle on future Apple products sold at the store. A few more details on my blog, http://beyondthetech.com/2011/06/my-interesting-adventure-in-buying-an-i...
i've never had this happen to me. not getting a 5 but i bought my 4s directly from an official Sprint store. But i've either bought online, in an official store, or once at the old compusa. But i've never had such a pitch. I'd have easily walked out cause i don't normally buy accessories at all and never from these sorts of expensive stores.
Same here. The cases they keep at carrier stores usually are crazy expensive and for no good reason too. My brother bought a thirty dollar case once for his Evo back when it came out and the case fell apart. It didn't get worn out. It just fell apart on the inside within a few weeks. Never again. I always order my cases online and at least if they're cheaply made they usually have a cheap price tag as well. lol
I have been a Sprint Customer for 12 years. My Sprint store ( 23 mile and Romeo Plank, Macomb, MI) are always good to me and solve any problem I come in with. As for Sprint customer service? They are at the top in my book. I have never had a bad experience with them and they are always informed and helpful when it comes to my account. I wouldn't switch ever!
This definitely sounds like something 3rd party retailer would do.
However, I still can't put it past greedy corporate store managers trying to boost accessory attachment rate to increase their yearly bonuses.
I remember when the Best Buy somewhat near my home was holding back the Nintendo GameCube because they had no accessories in stock to sell. Needless to say, I called the store, gave them a piece of my mind... an hour later, I walked out with a GC. Felt pretty good about that :p
This confirms my choice to order on line. I dread having to actually go into my local at&t store.
There shenanigans are only upstaged by their incompetence. I never had them try to bundle stuff. But I went in to buy the NEW ipad, and when the I went to sign the electronic screen, I noticed the price was to low, feigning ignorance he asked. Oh did you want a NEW ipad?(Was trying to pawn off an ipad 2)
Stealing a line from Shawshenk Redemption I aked if he was being obtuse or was he just intentionally ignorant? He stared blankly at me....I said that's OK I think I'll go get the Verizon version, and walked out. I wasn't suprised when I was charged for a new line and the ipad data. Told At&t over the phone to check on the store because I think the salesman there was high when he screwed up.
AT&T did this about 3 years ago to me when I had wanted a Blackberry Bold. They refused to sell it to me (AT FULL PRICE) if I didn't buy the accessory bundle. I immediately called AT&T corporate and they did a 3way call with the store to confirm, the Store Manager admitted that his district manager informed him to do this in order to increase profits because there was an on going store to store competition. The rep on the phone was very surprised and delivered the phone to me with no problem. I filled a complaint with the better business bureau and of course nothing happened. Whatevez
Dude, I'd walk right out of that place, go to the Apple Store, and get the best customer service experience of all time. I didn't get my 4S from any Sprint store for a reason. I wanted the APPLE STORE EXPERIENCE and to pay for Apple Care there from jump. Avoid Sprint Stores at all cost.
I'm not surprised. You walk into any of the three major carriers here in the US and tell them you want an iPhone, they try to say, "No you don't, you want droid." And the obvious reason why is there's more margin to be made on android devices.
I haven't shopped at a carrier since jumping on the iPhone bandwagon. The Apple Store provides superior customer service compared to these carriers.
In Australia, that would be called 3rd line enforcing, and is extremely illegal.
Welcome to Corp upsell 101. They will deny it but this comes from up high. Did retail for over 10 years sounds like SOP. Back in May when the Evo4GLTE Sprint was doing the same thing. You had to get an accessory other wise they were not giving the phone out. That's why I went to Best Buy. I do agree though. If this happened to me Not only would I file a complaint at corporate the Local TV news outlet would have been notified also. Let them deal with that bad PR nightmare for it.
Just to give you an idea as to WHY carriers may be using this kind of tactic:
You make ZERO dollars on every iphone you sell. Literally, there is 0 money made per iphone sold- apple waves their dick at you, and says "if you don't like it, you don't get to carry the phone".
Ever wonder why, regardless of where you go(other than apple stores, obviously)- the sales people are trying to sell android phones? Because if you just did 2 upgrades with a 4 way cross-activation, you just cost them an hour of time and $40 worth of sim cards. Cost them, as in, negative $40.
Wonder why insurance costs more for iphones than other phones? Same deal. Of course, carriers will make money off the contract, but other retailers- radioshack, bestbuy, etc, will make a whopping $0 if you don't buy some sort of accessory or service. No, they will not get carrier reimbursements either- as opposed to when you buy any android, blackberry, windowsphone or something else, in which a NEW contract fetches over $200 of pure profit, upgrades typically over $150.
I'm not making excuses here, I'm not saying it's okay to mandate accessory purchase in order to get the product you like- in fact, morally, I would say that is completely and totally unacceptable. However, this IS the reason why some areas have put forth this garbage, and while I definitely expect some hate on the areas for doing this- I think the educated consumers should also be quite angry at APPLE for being the main motivation for this happening.
Can you imagine how angry the re-sellers must be at Apple, after receiving a huge middle finger in regards to the phones they pre-ordered? How does fulfilling 22% of the order that's already paid for, for a company who issues ~70% of your U.S market share, make any sense? I find myself, yet again, perplexed by Apple's decision making.
I too was told that I would have to purchase an accessory bundle in order to buy the new Iphone 5 this morning. There were no postings in the store that indicated that this was part of the sale. My bundle cost me $68, but this was after the sales rep noticed my irritation and removed one of the items from the zip lock bag.
This did not seem to be standard policy as the sales associate did not even know the prices of the two bundles she brought to me. She said that she would have to scan them to find out. This appeared to be something they threw together at the last moment to gouge customers wanting to buy a phone that was in short supply.
Alas, I needed to buy the phone as the next week is my daughter's Birthday, and I need to replace the one she had stolen months before. I spoke to Sprint customer service this evening and they informed me that this was not their policy and that I can return the items for a full refund within 14 days. I think they are missing the point. The real issue here is that there are some of their stores that misuse their authority of deciding who gets a highly anticipated new phone on the day they are released for a bit more commission dollars.
Requiring accessories to be purchased at POS is ridiculous and inexcusable, however we do have the option of going elsewhere to buy the item we want. The real cause of this is the low margin the retailers make off of the iPhone's in general and if they are an authorized agent then they likely make next to nothing.
Sales people in retail are heavily encouraged to get customers to purchase extra's, to up the sale. I know we all want the iP5, but if they won't sell it to you leave and call corporate, report the store #, Sales Manager and Rep.
I pre-ordered mine, will be here in the next few days which is fine by me.
Hopefully that store has a good return policy.
Store #240 in Westminster, CA. And when I filed the complaint with Sprint they noted in my acount that I would be returning the accessories.
Instead of blaming the retailers, the blame should fall on Apple. Their facade of "good" customers service puts a veil over consumers who fail to see their egregious business practices. The retailers are forced to make just a little bit of the money back. How is it that no one is upset over the cost of these phones that cost upwards of $650, yet they are over spending $60-$80 for accessories? It is mainly because Apple does one thing to "take care" of individual customers because it costs next to nothing to do so. The money they make is off of service carriers, NOT the consumers. The quicker we realize that, the quicker we will be able to stop this company from becoming yet another institution that is just "too big to fail."
Well said, consumers never understand.
I preordered my phone so I didn't have to purchase a "bundled" package. I went to a Sprint Corporate store the day it was delivered to get some help. I was switching my 4S to another line on my account and keeping the 5 for my line, plus I had to change my phone number... it was just easier to go to the Sprint Store to get it all done at once. Granted, there was a bit of a wait... but it was well worth the wait.
I spoke to the rep who was helping us out and told him about this and other articles I had read online about "bundling". He was shocked. The Sprint Corporate Store on 249 in Houston didn't "bundle". You were able to go in, buy the phone and walk out. They were discounting accessories by 20% if you purchased two of them but they weren't shoving them down your throat.
I suspect that third party stores were doing the "bundling" and not the Corporate stores but since I only went to one Corporate store, I admit that I could be wrong. I will say that I've never had much luck with third party stores.
Our local Radio Shack wouldn't let us buy the iPhone 5 without buying accessories for it. Said it was Corporate policy. We blogged about the story here - http://jordananddillan.wordpress.com/2012/10/03/radioshack-bullies-custo...
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I am a longtime Waitsfield resident, business owner and village property owner, and I am writing for the second time to encourage Waitsfield voters to vote yes for a new town office at the Farm Stand site on or before October 22.
There are several reasons I support this project. First, Waitsfield has received a one-time-only grant of $750,000 for the project in addition to a recent donation of $100,000 to purchase the site. Both the gift and grant are only available for the Farm Stand site and not transferable to other properties. Having a grant and gift totaling $850,000 for this project makes this a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build a town hall at minimal cost to local taxpayers that will serve the town for the next 100 years.
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Special Thanks to dave, eCommerce brand director—and his partner chad—for this submission.As a kid I remember sketching house designs and floor plans—day-dreaming of being an architect. So when the opportunity arose to design and build a home with my fiancee Chad—it was literally a dream come true. Our ultimate goal was to create a modern, small, affordable, and fun home. With the help of our dear friend, architect Scott Delano, we designed and built a 1600 sq. ft. house that met all of our needs—including maintaining a budget of $140 / sf. Chad and I both have a modern aesthetic—with slight variations on the final touches. I prefer simple, clean designs mixed with vintage while Chad's style is a little more industrial—Scott's design successfully balances both our styles. Throughout most of 2011—with the help of our architect and our realtor Joaquin Calle, brother of CB2's very own Marta Calle—we viewed quite a few potential lots and Scott developed about 20 house designs for strong contenders. In December, we decided on a lot near Andersonville, a neighborhood we loved and wanted to establish roots in. Since our team had done extensive prep work—we worked through a lot of scenarios and felt really comfortable with our final answers—together, we were able to take a design from idea to documents suitable for construction permitting in just 14 days. We were approved for a loan from the Federal Housing Administration's 203k acquisition and renovation program that allows buyers to combine a mortgage and repair loan—one of the conditions is that you have to work with an existing foundation. Since the house was abandoned, it was actually in the legal court process heading towards demolition. Thankfully the seller partnered with us and we were able to convince the court to lift the order so we could get clear title, buy the property, and demolish it by choice. This was key because we could save the foundation and fit the requirements of the loan—build off it pretty easily—and it saved a lot of the budget for the house itself. We wanted a simple house with no fuss—that would be dog-friendly for our extended family: Oscar, a Boston Terrier, and Wilbur, a French Bulldog—so everything went very quickly. We closed in January 2012 and demolished the old house in February. Armed with building permits issued in April, new construction took place in the spring and summer and we moved in September 30th—start to finish in 9 months. Although each part of the demolition and build was thrilling—the real fun really began when Scott took us through a few exercises to bring together our ideas and needs for the house. This gave him the opportunity to understand our visions and goals visually—and to dig out those we couldn't communicate verbally. Since the house is only 40' long—and the garage another 20'—we were left with nice size backyard on the 108' long lot. Mimi McKay designed a modern garden off the spacious patio—equally important, she worked in a dog run on the side of the house. Overall, the backyard was transformed into a peaceful oasis and we've had a lot of fun learning to garden. Synergy Construction Group was a big part of our success. They installed all the cabinets we assembled—making them look more like built-ins—and executed the clean, overall look precisely; including a stunner of a fireplace. Once they finished, we filled the house with a mix of modern, vintage and industrial furnishings from eBay to CB2. In preparation for all the recent photo shoots, we just put up removable wallpaper from CB2 which added another layer with modern graphics and colors. It's still a work in progress but we are thrilled to be living in the house we designed from start to finish, bottom to top, inside and out.
Overall, what we're most proud of is that the house was built on a budget of just $140 / sf.
Here are just a few of the ways we were able to do it:
size matters
At 1600 sq ft—but with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a generous backyard—it's all the space we need.
create a liveable outdoor space
When the weather's good, the house feels bigger with the usable exterior space—and it gives us all more room to breath.
eliminate the basement
Bonus is that we got the concrete floors on first level that we wanted and we shored up the integrity of the foundation—which resulted in slab on grade foundation. Rather than adding the cost of covering it with hardwood, we stained the freshly poured concrete with a water-based dark grey stain.
no fussy details
Simple and clean was our motto and it permeated all the design details so we eliminated extras like crown moldings, window treatments, etc. Finishing details like tile, faucets, trim, etc had to come in on or below budget—which actually made selections easier because we had less options to choose from.
use stock cabinetry that requires assembly
We saved quite a bit on the initial cost—definitely on the labor. So while the house was being built over the summer, we staged 200 boxes in the garage and assembled all of the kitchen and bath cabinets ourselves.
no bespoke anything
We used mostly standard materials and fixtures. For example, to achieve the modern / commercial window look we were after, 3 standard size windows were ganged together and repeated throughout the house. The bonus—the windows are practically ceiling to floor allowing lots of natural light to flood the house.
stick to an aggressive budget—together!
We can't tell you how many times one or both of us were enticed to blow the budget—test your relationship and talk through every detail. In the end, it made a house our home.


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Gallery: Do you remember? -- June 25, 2012 -- Band Festival photos from 1947, 1950 and 1951
The annual Band Festival in Huntington was started in 1936 by Henry Shadwell of Huntington High School, Charles Gorby of South Charleston and Carl McElfresh of Logan High School.
PAST HISTORICAL GALLERIESMarch 5, 2012
July 28, 2011 -- Bob Hope's 1965 visit
May 28, 2011 -- Field House Memories
May 9, 2011 -- Huntington State Hospital fire on Nov. 26, 1952
1984 Marshall vs. ETSU, welcome home rallyJan. 31, 2011
"Huntington may had as many as 100 bands for the statewide band festival," said Dr. Ralph Turner of Huntington. "It really was a big deal. I believe bands would form together at Marshall, march down 4th Avenue to 8th Street and march to Fairfield Stadium. It was a long march, and it was not unusual for band members to faint.
"Out-of-town band members in the 1950s and earlier would stay free of charge at Huntington homes. That was always special to find out what band members would stay at people's houses. Band members would be in town for several days and while here would on their own march in town other than the big parade on Saturday.
"Bands also would play for ratings. It was a big deal to get a top rating. These took place in the City Hall auditorium."
Richard McCoy of Huntington said it was a time when tens of thousands of the state's youth left their hometown and went to "a real city."
"The organizers were giants in the ability to pull it together and locate housing for the band members," McCoy said. "The homes of Huntingtonian were opened to the visitors, their chaperones and band educators.
"Fridays were a time to skip school and go downtown to watch the bands practice. Of course, the band members all wanted to go to Camden Park, and Ohio Valley Buses headed toward the park were standing room only on that Friday evening.
"The parade seemed endless. The crowd on the sidewalk jammed together, all gawking, and the performances at Fairfield Stadium were packed with spectators to take in the spectacle and enjoy the spirited music."
On Sunday, Jan. 17, 1909, the first edition of The Herald-Dispatch hit the streets of Huntington.
While we no longer have very many photos from those early years, we do have a stash of negatives from the 1950s and early 1960s. Our dated, organized negative archives begin in April 1966.
Since December 2010, we have been scanning boxes of old negatives and posting them here at www.herald-dispatch.com/historicalphotos. We add what caption information we know, and readers have been helping to fill in the gaps.
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Your Healthiest Year Ever!
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Guess what? Settling for average health is an even dumber move. That's because in the past half century, "average" health has come to mean overweight, sedentary, and significantly more vulnerable to illness than men were a generation or two ago. "Our bodies have changed over the years," says John Elefteriades, M.D., chief of cardiothoracic surgery at Yale University's school of medicine. "We've engineered physical exertion out of our lives, and we eat all day. It's time for our bodies to revert to the way they're supposed to function."
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Carroll will take the stage on Saturday, July 27, starting at 9 p.m., with fireworks after the show.
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- Ian Charleson Awards Website celebrating the annual Ian Charleson Awards for young British actors
- Olivier Awards Official website
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- Westendtheatre.com Awards section Includes past Olivier, Evening Standard, South Bank, Tony and Pulitzer winners
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I never laughed so hard.. XD
Isn't FOX News a well known broadcaster?
And it seems the deadline not that tight, so they can do 'easy' research as you say.
Fox Five reports on iPhone 5 lines in New York, then tells viewers it has a laser keyboard and holographic display
I'm sure you have all heard the old saying, "never let facts get in the way of a good story", well Fox News has certainly done just that. During a report by Fox Five which is aired in New York, a reporter was telling the story of how lines were already forming outside of the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue in anticipation of the iPhone 5 launch. Fox Five then inexplicably cut to a video showing an ultra-thin device which was actually a concept done way back in August 2011 and nothing like the iPhone 5 that we all saw announced last week. The report then goes on to explain some of the new features of the iPhone 5 and again they are all amazingly incorrect.
"Staring at $200, the iPhone 5 is sleeker, has a laser keyboard, holographic images and other cool new features."
The laser keyboard is again from the same concept video as the ultra thin iPhone and the holographic display ability just beggars belief. I really can't understand why a news network like Fox can't carry out some simple research on a product prior to reporting on it to a huge audience. All they had to do was read our fantastic iPhone 5 everything you need to know post and they wouldn't be looking quite so silly this morning!
You can see the news report from Fox in the video above, the misinformation starts to pour out around the 42 second mark, sit back, relax and laugh loudly!
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Fox Five reports on iPhone 5 lines in New York, then tells viewers it has a laser keyboard and holographic display
I never laughed so hard.. XD
Yea, but Obama deflected the bad press to Bush! Everyone knows that everything is Bush's fault anyway.....
FOX never researches anything anyway, so why this.... LOL
What the hell was that?! Hilarious.
I want one, lol! For that I would wait in line too!
Actually, I used to work at a Fox affiliate, and other than pulling packages and file footage from the national Fox News feed, they really aren't that close at all. I've worked at three different affiliates (Fox, NBC, and CBS), and none of them really have that strong of an attachment to their network. They just do their own thing for the most part and try whatever they can to increase ratings.
All that said, this is pretty hilarious.
Somewhat of an oxymoron if you think about it......Faux News IS entertainment.
2 thumbs up for that response. If there was a "like" button for comments, I would press it.
And you must be a Dumbocrate. It is nothing more that a stupid reporter getting played. If it HAD been CNN, would we be talking about it? And for all you "geniuses" out there, Fox News does not own or control these stations. We have a local ABC station here that I doubt seriously is connected in any way to ABC. Well, now that I think of it, they are about as stupid as this article, so maybe they are........
All mass media is a joke Fox looks less accurate to the inattentive because they are the only major player to represent the center right in an industry dominated by leftist narrative. That said claiming that stories produced by small affiliate stations somehow represents the quality of Fox News takes some spectacularly dishonest metal acrobatics.
Fox reports from a neo-conservative perspective i.e. a big government friendly "moderate" compassionate conservative perspective; all other major outlets are center left to left. There is no significant libertarian (or far right if you prefer) view representation in the main stream media.
As for trying to link the Nazis to right wing political positions I suggest you compare the Democratic Party platform to the NSDAP (National Socialist German Workers' Party) platform then take a look at what Ron Paul, Gary Johnson or maybe even some Anarcho-capitalist or other would like to see... Just a hint but the whole communism on the left socialism on the right concept is a farce socialism is little more than a stepping stone to communism (Hitler and Stalin agreed on far more than they disagreed on). A more accurate depiction would place anarchism on the far right with totalitarian collectivism (communism) on the far left.
Spoken like a true conservative......"fair and balanced.".
Faux News blows on all levels.
Trolling again, huh Rob? Says a lot about you, douche..
Now i can't wait to get mine! Apple must of kept this as a surprise!
I can't even believe they get away with this. That's why I'm proud to be British and I'm proud of the BBC.
As if they're even allowed to call themselves news broadcasters.
If people believed all the bull that comes from Fox we'd all of died of starvation and carbon dioxide inhilation right after voting republican. Re: regular stories about how Oranges cause cancer, meat will give you a heart attack, and man has no effect on global warming. Oh and Obama is a Muslim Marxist Terrorist who must also have a direct link to the government of George III if the tea party is meant to make any sense.
Speaking of queens, Rob.........nah, why state the obvious.
I am amazed in the lack of integrity, wow!!!
Who said the reporters report the truth?! and another question... was it a prank someone player on the reporter, or was she actually blond? just gotta laugh.
The price drop and feature bump can only mean that this is the first of the planted leaks for the iphone 5s.
Kinda surprising, though, still no mention of NFC, fingerprint/retenal detection, waterproof chassis, nor WristPod!
OMG, why didn't they visit the apple website or imore.com's awesome roundup to know that this was just a concept.
But a little bit of good knowledge, why do they believe that a holographic display is already possible??? On a device that's so thin.
I don't understand why they didn't even took the time to read the press release, I mean, is this video real?
This is so funny, reading the comments and looking at the video. Who looks at Fox news anyway!!
As others have stated this isn't the Fox News Channel, it is a local news station affiliated with Fox. They do their own reporting and this is so way off the mark it almost sounds like a researcher trolled the reporter who probably didn't have a clue and was just reading the information given.
I wonder how many people fell out of their chairs when they saw this and ran to the apple store to get in line hahha
lol, I actually did the same thing as Chris (gave it rewind and recorded it) lol. But, I posted it on a "view with a link" only. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8czB85Vxwtw
FOX 5 is not FOX News...just to clarify. We want diligent journalism.
Actually I was referring to the extrapolation from the writer of this story, & most of the comments, are how the lunacy on display at this local news affiliate is in some way related to Fox News Channel. And the natural extension of that is that Fox bad/right wing everybody else good. All the other channels do the same garbage too. But Apples tech audience is decidedly liberal. So this is to be expected.
Ye ol philosopher.
STFU dude. Are you that lame and lonely that you continually troll here? Better yet, take that $40 you earn per week and get yourself laid. Obviously your life is sorely lacking something - although your weekly earnings will not get you the highest quality of experiences.....but for you, I'm sure it will be a party.
Forget about winning one.
I will give you one on one condition......you have to read every single post from our dear friend, Mr. Rob White!
I know, I know - stakes are not high enough for that kind of punishment.
Give me some time to think about it!
don't these people have like jobs to go to....?
iPhone 5 w/Holographic Display pre-loaded : "Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi, You're the only one who can get me an iPhone 5 on the 21st."
What if this Fox station was right...I mean obviously they are just plain dumb but what if...
Somebody is gonna be ticked when they don't get their "laser keyboard and holographic images"! Jeez...you can't make this stuff up. Oh wait...somebody did and FOX jumped all over it. LOL
Is that the same FoxNews that lie about Iraq, George Bush, President Obama, Occupy Wall Street, etc. etc. etc.? Thank God I don't have a TV in my apartment (and stopped watching one 10 years ago) but this is hilarious as much as embarrassing. Channels like this one should be banned from TV.
I thought the video was funny but after reading the comments I finally have come to the realization that iPhone people at least the liberal democratic ones are hateful, rude, condescending and just not people I would want to be around. I have noticed that the republican or ones in defense of FOX news seem to not be as rude or crass. A Republican doesn't like something on TV he changes the channel, a Democrat sees something on TV he doesn't like he wants it banned. I am an Android person who loves technology, so I don't want iPhones obliterated off the face of the earth (unlike Steve Jobs and Android), they have their place and their quality features and their following. Liberals always say that they are kinder and gentler but I don't see this in anything that comes out of their mouths or typed in this blog post, especially when it comes how they treat others with differing views. I find it interesting that you think Fox News has lied about all that stuff. Maybe you need to open your eyes and widen your view, because it looks a little narrow from here.
A discussion about the competency of FOX News, CNN, MSNBC, and the other major news networks is interesting, but totally unrelated to this story. This story and this reporter are related to Fox News as much as they are related to The Food Network.
However, the article does a really good job of showing the general incompetence of some of the local news departments. After moving into a job where the press would occasionally be around, I was amazed by the absolute lack of technical depth some of the reporters had on the subject they were covering. Some would ask the most basic of questions and be unable to understand the most basic of answers. Anyone that has dealt with the media has seen some really cringe-worthy stories about their area of expertise.
What happened here is they shot the footage to accompany the live shot, but they didn't have video of the new features. Realizing they had to show some of the new features, they asked someone to go search Google for something like iPhone 5 new features video. The FIRST video that shows up is that video. Of course it says "concept" at the beginning and end of the clip, but they had a deadline and the video is really cool. So they didn't bother to double check with anyone knowledgeable or even tech literate before running with it.


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About Sydney
Emirates flights to Sydney arrive at Sydney Airport situated on the edge of Botany Bay. Fittingly, this is the site of English sailor James Cook's first landfall in Australia; modern visitors to Sydney start their voyage of discovery from the same spot as the renowned explorer.
From its penal colony origins, Sydney has come a long way, and is now Australia's largest city and its financial and entertainment capital. Thanks to its multicultural population, Sydney is also one of the world's few truly global cities.
Sydney is perhaps the most recognisable destination in Australia, containing the majority of the country's iconic landmarks – particularly the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge – but also offering access to all the quintessentially "Australian" activities, either in the city, or only a few hours' drive away.
Sydney Harbour
Unique to Sydney, and astonishingly beautiful, Sydney Harbour is one of the most remarkable places in the world. The opera house and bridge are only the start of it; for the best view of the harbour book an organised boat trip, or just take a ferry out to Manly or another suburb – without doubt one of the most picturesque commuter journeys in the world.
Sydney Harbour stretches over more than 50 square kilometres of water, with 240 kilometres of coastline encrusted with lush vegetation and dotted with coves and harbours, often filled with luxury yachts. Overlooking the water are dozens of upmarket homes, including properties belonging to Australia's great and good. Whatever else you do with your flight to Sydney, make time for the harbour.
At the top of many tourists' lists after their flights to Sydney is hitting the beach, and possibly trying their hand at a bit of water-sports – particularly surfing. Sydney is well served with excellent beaches, from the legendary Bondi and its colourful characters (and hordes of sun-seeking tourists) to Manly beach and its surrounding resort across the harbour, and Coogee in the trendy Eastern Suburbs.
The city has a total of 150 beaches, and away from the famous sandy hot-spots are quiet coves and hidden gems of beaches, often frequented only by locals, if at all.
Visitors after a beach experience away from the crowds can seek out Lady Martins Beach in Felix Bay, or the stunning views from Milk Beach at Vaucluse. The truly adventurous could try and find Store Beach at Manly, accessible only by kayak from Manly Harbour.
Dining and Nightlife
Beyond the (admittedly delicious) cliché of the "barbie on the beach" Sydney is one of the very best places in the world to get a decent meal. Every variety of global cuisine is well represented here, from Chinese to Thai to Indian and Italian, and back again. While it is possible to get traditional favourites, some of the best offerings are fusion food – a blend of cuisines from different cultures.
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Breakfast has been called the most important meal of the day, and with good reason.
The body and brain require a steady stream of energy and nutrients. Going without food for 10 to 14 hours or more forces your child's body to tap its reserves.
"Kids literally fast overnight, and their 'tanks' are empty when they wake up," says Sally Kuzemchak, MS, RD, a nutrition consultant in Columbus, Ohio, and creator of the Real Mom Nutrition web site. "They need food to get their day off to the right start."
In addition to providing energy and nutrients, the morning meal also prevents hunger that saps a child's energy to learn and play. Breakfast eaters may have an easier time with weight control, in childhood, and as adults.
But parents are pressed for time, and many kids clamor for sugar-filled cereal and toaster treats.
The American Dietetic Association's recent State of Family Nutrition and Physical Activity Report shows that breakfast is the meal kids miss out on most often.
"This is particularly disturbing, given the strong connection between breakfast consumption and increased school attendance, concentration, problem-solving ability, and less disruptive classroom behavior," says Katie Brown, EdD, RD, national education director for the American Dietetic Association Foundation.
Here's how to feed your family healthy breakfast every day, without the hassles.
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Nutrition experts say the best breakfasts offer nutrient-rich foods from at least three food groups, and include adequate protein. Protein helps to keep kids fuller longer, and protein-packed foods -- such as milk, yogurt, and eggs -- also supply vitamins and minerals.
Breakfast, or any meal for that matter, doesn't need to be elaborate to be satisfying and nutritious. A bowl of whole-grain cereal with milk and topped with fruit is a fine choice.
If your child doesn't go for traditional breakfast foods, don't worry. No healthy food is off-limits for the morning meal.
Here are some suggestions for what you can reasonably prepare in a few minutes on busy mornings:
- Frozen whole-grain waffle sandwich with sunflower seed butter, peanut butter, or almond butter, California raisins, and low-fat yogurt
- Ice cream cone parfait: Layer low-fat lemon or vanilla yogurt with sliced fresh or previously frozen mango and crunchy whole-grain cereal
- Hot cocoa (made with milk) or chocolate milk, slice of whole grain toast, fruit
- Breakfast berry parfait: Layer low-fat cottage cheese with whole grain cereal and fresh or frozen berries
- Hard-cooked egg (make 6 or so on the weekend), fruit, and ½ whole wheat English muffin with tub margarine
- Banana smoothie: Blend 1 cup low-fat milk with a medium banana and teaspoon vanilla extract in blender or food processor. Serve with half a whole-wheat English muffin.
- Slice of pizza, and orange juice with calcium and vitamin D
- Turkey or roast beef roll-up with cheese on a whole-wheat wrap
- Whole-grain crackers, string cheese, and dried figs
- Half of a sandwich, milk, and fruit
- Sliced cheddar cheese melted on top of whole-wheat tortilla, and low-sodium vegetable juice
- Whole-wheat graham crackers, hard-cooked egg, small banana
- Trail mix: whole-grain cereal, shelled pistachios or sunflower seeds, dried cranberries, and low-fat milk
- Mini pizza: Layer a small whole-wheat pita round with marinara sauce and grated reduced-fat cheddar cheese. Toast or broil.
- Whole-wheat bagel (mini for younger kids) spread with sunflower seed butter, almond butter, or peanut butter and drizzled with honey; orange juice with calcium and vitamin D
- Plain low-fat yogurt topped with chopped walnuts, California raisins, and molasses or honey
- Microwave plain, 1-minute, or instant oatmeal with low-fat milk. Top with 1/4 cup dried fruit and 2 tablespoons chopped almonds.
Sugary Fare
Although any food is better than none in the morning, convenience foods should be kept to a minimum because they are often loaded with added fat, sodium, and sugar.
It is possible for kids to become accustomed to healthier options. A recent study published in Pediatrics found that children given a lower-sugar cereal "liked" or "loved" that cereal as often as children who were given a cereal with more sugar.
Kuzemchak, the mother of two, has no problem with a touch of sugar at breakfast, as long as it's associated with nutritious foods, such as whole grains and low-fat milk. "A little sweetness is a great way to work in good nutrition," she says.
But don't go overboard with pancake syrup, toaster treats, or doughnuts.
Start weaning kids from sugary cereals by mixing them with lower-sugar alternatives. Serve hot cereal, such as plain oatmeal, and add your own sugar or dried fruit to cut down on the sweet stuff, too.
Maximize nutrition in kids who skimp on breakfast by serving the most nutrient-rich foods possible, such as whole-grain breads and cereals; orange juice with added calcium and vitamin D; fortified eggs; and by preparing hot cereal with milk instead of water.
Making Time for Breakfast
Time is tight when you wake up. Planning, flexibility, and simplicity are key to getting kids (and their parents) to eat the A.M. meal.
Ease the morning rush by having on hand foods that children can easily put together in the morning. For example, older kids can make their own whole-wheat toaster waffles, peel hard-cooked eggs and prepare scrambled eggs, and pour themselves a bowl of whole-grain cereal to top with low-fat milk and fruit.
- Make it routine. Stick to a morning schedule and establish a set time for breakfast.
- Limit young kids' breakfast choices. "It cuts down on negotiation time," Kuzemchak says.
Other tips for managing the morning chaos include:
- Get up 10 minutes earlier.
- Sit at the table to eat, without TVs, computers, or video games to prevent distractions.
- Get older children to help feed the younger ones, or ask a neighbor to help.
- Pack a grab-and-go breakfast the night before.
- Take care of other morning chores -- like packing lunches and laying out clothes -- before bedtime.


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GREENWOOD — The top-seeded and nationally top-ranked USC Aiken baseball team will face off against eighth-seeded Montevallo in its first game of the 2013 Peach Belt Conference Baseball Tournament at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
The 2013 Peach Belt Conference Baseball Tournament will be contested May 8-12 at Dolny Stadium at the Jeff May complex in Greenwood, S.C. The championship will be hosted by Lander.
The PBC Tournament is an eight-team double-elimination event whose bracket is modeled on the NCAA World Series model. The tournament will consist of four games per day on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and lead to a single championship game at 1 p.m. on Sunday, May 12.
USCA and Montevallo (31-18, 16-14 PBC) will be meeting in the first round of the Peach Belt Conference Baseball Tournament for the second straight year. Last season, Montevallo claimed a 6-5 10-inning win over the Pacers in the 2012 Peach Belt Conference Baseball Tournament First Round. The then 13th-ranked Pacers would knock the Falcons out of the Peach Belt Conference Tournament two days later with a 7-5 victory.
USCA owns an 8-6 all-time series lead over Montevallo. The Falcons took two of three from the Pacers earlier this season in Montevallo, Ala.
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The loser of the USCA-Montevallo game will face the loser of the Lander-UNC Pembroke game in game No. 6 of the Peach Belt Conference Tournament at 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 9.
Winners of 14 of their last 15, the Peach Belt Conference regular-season champion Pacers closed out the regular-season with a 41-9 overall record. The Pacers were 24-6 in league play in the 2013 regular-season.
The 2013 Peach Belt Conference regular-season championship was the second for USCA in the last five years. The Pacers also obtained the league regular-season title in 2009.
The Pacers have three regular-season championships in school history now as they also acquired the 1994 regular-season title. USCA has two Peach Belt Conference Tournament championships (1992 and 1993) in its history.
USCA's regular-season-closing three-game sweep of Georgia Southwestern left the Pacers having claimed 11 of its 13 three-game series in the 2013 regular-season.
The Pacers swept three-game series from Lincoln Memorial, Shepherd, Flagler, Young Harris, North Georgia, Augusta State, Lander and Georgia Southwestern.
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Game 2 - #3 Armstrong vs. #6 Francis Marion – 1:30 p.m.
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Game 4 - #1 USC Aiken vs. #8 Montevallo – 8:30 p.m.
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Previously, Pierce saw it as a public service to thump career heel Josh Koscheck, who quickly accepted his callout on MMAjunkie.com Radio. In a close fight, Koscheck emerged with a split-decision win.
Since then, Pierce has rallied with three straight victories. A fourth might put him on the cusp of title contention.
Both Ellenberger and Lawlor are riding high in the 170-pound division. Many thought Ellenberger's recent knockout of Nate Marquardt put him just behind Johny Hendricks for a title shot. Lawlor's knockout of Koscheck, meanwhile, firmly established him as a future contender.
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"I just think they're two guys that are really relevant that would make great matchups, and I'd love to get in there and beat them down," he said.
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Squash flowers (courgette flowers in Scotland) are extremely underrated. They don't seem to have a massive flavor but the texture they provide is brilliant. For example I usually have them stirred through a squash (courgette) risotto.
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Btw annatrocity, I can't really see since your face is covered by a smiley face, but shouldn't your chin be slightly tucked downward?
[quote=AnnaTrocity]I think you'd be better served by working at controlling the range either by closing it completely so that punching is a non-issue or working on circling out and reestablishing the range you want./quote]
To the OP - You can't get better advice than this.
You either close and make punching a non-issue as Anna says, or move outside to establish the range you want.
Stay loose, move, keep your hands up and don't think - react. Mucho sparring is how you get to this point.
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Okay, thanks for the advice. Controlling the range I'm noticing is a huge part, I tend to have trouble with people that have longer reach than me.
Reacting is a good point too, I think too much when sparring sometimes.. trying to think of how the pick apart who I'm sparring against, rather than just going with the flow and doing what feels adequate at the moment.
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If you're real tight, shove them with your shoulder and circle or throw a punch,a hook if you don't shove them far, a straight if you got some decent space.
Then circle
Alternatively stick both hands out in front of you in like an x with your palms in their face, bring your shoulders up and your head down. This will back them off and make you hard to hit.
Then circle.
Shelling up is never a good idea. Never, ever, ever, ever under any circumstances.
If you aint movin, you wrong.
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Stay relaxed, you use up too much energy being tense. Also when you do throw your punches, you won't as much power behind them if your tense. Its difficult to do at times especially when you are going at a fast pace but you will tire a lot quicker if you don't learn to just relax....


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