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March 29, 2006 - I went to opening ceremonies for the Canyon Del Oro Little League on March 25 at James Kreigh Park with one mission: to find the pulse of today's Little League baseball and find out if it still is the same game I remember playing more than 15 years ago.
I wondered if this the same sport that I fell in love with at an early age idolizing the likes of George Brett, Don Mattingly, Dave Winfield, Cal Ripken Jr. and the late Kirby Puckett.
On the surface, what I found was a game suffering from sagging numbers. CDO Little League, for example, is down about 40 players for the second straight year, with 310 players.
But only kicking up some clay in the batter's box, however, the settling dust revealed a game where the quality of play is probably better than ever. The focus has just been altered.
To dissect this sport, my intentions and questions for the 35 kids ages 5-12, I polled were simple: Who is your favorite player and team, and do you collect baseball cards?
Their answers, for the most part, fell in line with the current trends of Major League Baseball. In other words, their answers went global. The big names among kids today were the St. Louis Cardinals' Albert Pujols, the New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez and the Arizona Diamondbacks' Luis Gonzalez.
The majority of the players named by the kids were of Latino descent, including Alfonso Soriano and Miguel Tejada. Three of those five players played for the Dominican Republic during this winter's inaugural World Baseball Classic, which was devoid of the United States in the semifinals.
The Diamondbacks checked in as the No. 1 team among the CDO Little Leaguers. Now that Arizona has had a Major League team for eight years, kids are given more of an opportunity to watch first-class baseball up close. The detractor there, of course, is the 100-mile drive through the desert. But the games are on television, for those whose Big Wheels couldn't handle the trip.
It used to be, for many of the kids who grew up in the pre-Diamondbacks era, finding a MLB team to get behind was difficult. Many of them became Atlanta fans simply because the Braves, who play all their games on national television, were the only option.
To my dismay, a handful of kids had no favorite player and/or team.
This I attributed to the possibility of several factors.
Kids are simply disinterested in Major League Baseball. The obvious answer is that they are content to spend their idle time in front of a video game or watching a different more flashy sport. The NBA and NFL easily outdraw MLB when it comes to ratings.
At the risk of sounding like someone's grandfather at the age of 29, kids and baseball cards have changed since I was a pup. The best way to know your players was to recluse yourself for an hour or two with your baseball cards. But even the cards have changed, destroyed by "collectors" who'd rather not open the pack out of fear of lessening its value.
The hobby, or lack thereof, was evident in the kids' answers. Only a handful admitted they collect them. Perhaps, they turn to the Internet and the world of fantasy baseball to feed their hardball appetite.
So the sport has changed. All of them must in order to survive. The quality of play is still strong and the lack of kids in the CDO Little League can be attributed to many factors, one perhaps being an excess of leagues throughout the Northwest and Foothills.
Each year, the area continues to put out solid baseball programs starting with Little League teams that challenge for the right to go to Williamsport, Pa. for the Little League World Series up to the local high schools - fueled by former Little Leaguers - which annually battle for the state's supremacy on the diamond.
What I found is, the game remains the same. It's just dressed in a different wrapper.

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I am installing a electric fuel pump about 2 ft from my gas tank and I do have a glass fuel filter about 1 foot before my dual carb! Should I install another fuel filter before my electric fuel pump, My tank is brand new anyway, Poly type? Thanks again in advance, Dana
One filter should suffice,...but the glass filter has caused more fires than you can imagine, IMO get rid of it, and use a steel style canister in a out of site location!
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I'm with Rick. I just used a canister from Summitt, mounted it on the framerail with a lever type shut off between the tank and canister. Bill :)
It is allways best to have a filter before the pump to prevent any debris from getting into the pump itself, and then having a final filter up at your carburetor to prevent any debris from the pump or lines from getting stuck in your carburetor.
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England's World Cup qualifier against Poland has been rearranged for 4pm tomorrow after massive rainfall caused tonight's match to be postponed.
Heavy rain had been falling in Warsaw for most of the day and massive pools of water had appeared on the pitch long before the game was due to start.
Italy referee Gianluca Rocci inspected the National Stadium pitch at 9pm, by which time it already seemed the cause was hopeless.
However, it was decided to wait another 45 minutes before making a final decision.
In the end though, with rain continuing to fall, there was no chance of the game being played properly, with coach Roy Hodgson expressing some doubt over its fitness for the game to be played as planned tomorrow.
"I'm rather hoping there'll get it (the roof) closed now as quickly as possible and start to do some work on the pitch because at moment the pitch is in very poor condition. Water is lying on the surface.
"It's going to need a lot of attention if it's going to be playable tomorrow afternoon."
The England boss said he was happy with the rescheduled time.
"I think it was the only decision that could be made," he said. "There're no other possibilities. You can't find dates at international level. The dates that are available are all taken up so you can't just suddenly decide we'll play it another time.
"What you have to do is to try to organise to get the game played as quickly as possible. We'll have to go back to the hotel. We're disappointed.
"We prepared well for this start tonight as no doubt the Poles have too, but now we've got to do it all over again and hopefully we'll be as prepared tomorrow as we were tonight."
It was the first time an England match had been called off due to the weather since 1979 and calls into question the decision of the Polish FA not to close the stadium roof.
The decision was greeted with derision by a packed stadium.
However, it seemed obvious from the initial inspection, as the ball repeatedly came to a standstill in massive puddles, there was no way the match could go ahead.
Although the goalkeepers had begun their warm-up, neither team attempted it.
And they did not try later on either.
In fact, the only sign of life was a pitch invasion by two fans, who skidded across the penalty areas, pursued by security staff, whose comical splashing through the sodden pitch made it obvious what was to happen.
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In an Australian first, parents can now freeze their baby's umbilical cord tissue to be used in treatments later in life.
Scientists at Monash Institute of Medical Research believe stem cells found in cord tissue could one day be used to treat diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and Parkinsons.
Professor Mark Kirkland says: "It's is an insurance policy for down the track for many diseases that are currently being researched in clinical trials across the world.
"We think having these cells stored from the time of birth for your own use has enormous potential."
18-day-old twins Asha and Maya are among the first Australian babies to have their cord tissue collected and stored.
Grandmother Gertrude Nayak decided to provide a unique gift to her twin baby granddaughters, paying for their umbilical cord tissue to be harvested and frozen.
She explains her reasons: "These are absolute miracle babies and we're so pleased to have them. I thought this was the best thing I could do for them."
The babies were born at just 30 weeks and had a difficult start to life.
It'll cost just over $2,000 to harvest the cord tissue and blood but the twins' grandmother says the money is a good investment for their future health.
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Hudson -- She attacked the basket with gusto and her energy certainly had an effect on her teammates.
And then something went terribly wrong.
Once starting senior point guard Alli Baylor went down with an ankle injury midway through the second quarter, the Hudson girls basketball team simply wasn't the same.
The host Lady Explorers fell to 7-9 on the season after losing a 54-49 decision to Rocky River Magnificat Jan. 22 at Buck Hyser Gymnasium.
Hudson got to within two (48-46) after trailing by as many as 13 (45-32) with 57.7 seconds remaining.
But the Lady Explorers couldn't convert on the next couple of possessions and the Lady Blue Streaks sealed the victory at the free throw line.
"They're [the Lady Blue Streaks] a really good team," Hudson head coach Dennis Lawler said.
"I was proud of the way the girls came back. No question, our effort and work ethic has been much better."
The Lady Explorers had a 24-19 lead after sophomore guard Emmy Klemencic made two free throws.
But there was a little bit of a twist to that scenario.
Klemencic went to the free throw line after Baylor was fouled and fell awkwardly to the floor while driving to the basket.
Baylor needed to be helped off the floor and was on crutches later in the game.
"It looks like a badly sprained ankle," Lawler said. "That did hurt us because we came out with some energy."
Klemencic's foul shots concluded a 21-9 spurt, but Magnificat answered quickly.
The Lady Blue Streaks concluded the half with an 8-0 run that was capped by two free throws from sophomore post/guard Phoebe Sterba. Magnificat led 27-24 at halftime.
Once the two teams returned to the locker room, Hudson looked a bit discombobulated.
The Lady Explorers struggled with their shooting touch and had some costly turnovers. The Lady Blue Streaks outscored Hudson 14-8 in the third quarter to take a 41-32 advantage.
When senior guard Sarah Scelza converted a putback, Magnificat had a comfortable 45-32 lead with less than seven minutes remaining in the game.
And that's when the Lady Explorers stormed back.
Hudson, thanks to its full-court pressure, went on a 14-3 run. Senior center Krissy Mummey converted a lob pass from Klemencic to cut the Lady Blue Streaks' advantage to just a deuce (48-46).
Hudson never got closer.
"I probably should have switched to pressure earlier," Lawler said. "But it was a good performance against a quality team. We have been playing a lot better in the last three games and hopefully, it will carry over to the rest of the season."
Mummey led the Lady Explorers with a game-high 20 points and senior guard Jackie Ulmer added 12 points for Hudson, which had five players scored at least five points.
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Scelza led the way with 12 points and senior post Bridget Pryatel and sophomore post Elise Keshock added nine and eight points, respectively.
The Lady Explorers are set to visit Northeast Ohio Conference Valley Division rival Mentor Jan. 28. They are scheduled to return home to play Mentor Feb. 1. Both varsity contests are set to begin at 7:30 p.m.
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Re: Re: EPS Export, Wrong characters
Dear Christian Eisner and Erk Jensen
In the support webpages at wolfram.com you can find explanations
to deal with this problem. Please see
http://support.wolfram.com/mathematica/graphics/export/includefonts.htm .
For my articles I use the MathSource item
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On Sat, 1 Dec 2001, Erk Jensen wrote:
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> > Is anybody able to help me? Maybe there is a problem with the
> > mathematica eps-export?
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> Yes - a lot! And you'll probably get many good tips here too. What I do is take
> the eps from Mathematica into a vector-graphic edit program (like Corel Draw,
> Micrografx Designer, MS Visio (if the import filter would work), Adobe
> Illustrator, ...) and correct for the wrong axes numbers!
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Another circling the drain buying experience because Woot is proving to be a virus for customer dissatisfaction...
Tabletop Air Hockey with 6 Shot Glasses - several components missing.
I bought this on the last Woot-off as a surprise for my daughter. We opened it last night (June 11 - 1st outreach to Woot customer support 12-June). Much to our dismay there were several pieces missing. Everything was missing except for the table and shot glasses. The instructions on how to assemble were not even included.
My daughter is 9. This was a huge disappointment for her and was very awkward for me.
My Request:
Would you please send the missing components / or a new box (with all parts included)?
Lack of Customer Support Experience:
I have sent multiple communications regarding this issue without resolution. I have responded in a timely fashion to customer service inquiries which has only resulted in additional inconvenience for me because I purchased a product from Woot which was not sold as advertised & customer service does not respond to my reply emails unless I open a new ticket.
As a result of my efforts to see this through to a satisfactory resolution I have received multiple case #s for the same issue & I have experienced customer service/ support from Woot that is dysfunctional & frustrating at best.
Let's Be Transparent:
I essentially got someone's return which was not inspected upon receipt but was reshipped to me as new by Woot. I have asked Woot to please replace product as opposed to providing a credit. I was told that woot does not have anymore handy so I am out of luck; when, in fact, additional units should be readily available from the manufacturer or supplier, for such mishaps, as this was not a limited edition item.
I can respect that the customer service rep had good intentions when he offered to refund my money, however I tried to communicate my dissatisfaction due to the nature of the issue (i.e. product not damaged & product received was not as advertised - 'new'). In addition, I feel it is less than appropriate that I need to justify, defend & educate customer service on why the $5 shipping should also be included with any refund.
Let's Set Some Expectations for future Purchases & Customer Service Interactions:
Is this Woot's new business model for providing customer service & support?
Please Consider Changing Your Slogan:
This irate Wooter is really really upset! I recommend you do something about it or remove your slogan re: Support - 'Where we turn irate wooters into 'I love Woot'-ers'.
Woot...providing a refund is appropriate when something is damaged and/ or customer does not want the product. Providing a refund when a product is advertised as new but the customer receives a used item that is missing several parts is sheepish.
Buyer beware!!!!
I'm very sorry for your experience with the table. Have you checked your email spam for a response? We do end up there pretty darn often.
I'll reach out to CS in the meantime.
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The Break Presents: T. Shirt
Standout: "24 Frames (Movie Night)"
Also Check Out: "For the Record"
And:"Ode to Raekwon"
Name: Shirt
Age: 20 something.
Reppin': Queens, New York
My style and/or skills have been compared to: Legends, heavy in the game.
My standout records and/or moments have been: 100k views on the 24 Frames video, Ode To Raekwon, having the Chef cosign, saying the record was ill. The I Should Just Chill album, going at 88-Keys. The Derek Pike-directed For The Record video. Dropping The Fuck album to an amazing response. "Angst," "Puerto Rican Rum," the Reebok Classics look, the "Success To Me" video with Jeff Staple.
I'm gonna change the game by: I'm changing the game with the kind of songwriting you simply aren't getting from anyone else. The song "My Bitch Don't Even Like Me," no one ever gave you a record speaking from that angle, especially in hip-hop. Joints about something, creative videos, the right moves. No two records sounding the same. A nigga going left without getting weird.
I'd Like to Work With: Raekwon, Kanye West, Michel Gondry, Kate Moss, Alec Baldwin, guys I came up with, kids making amazing beats in their bedroom somewhere.
My goal in hip-hop is: Break the internet, push the genre forward, stand in the forefront, create conversation, verbally smack deserving muthafuckers, win Grammy's, introduce you to new producers, inspire.
I'm gonna be the next: Son-of-a-bitch out here getting it.
To check out more of my music go to: illrapper.com, twitter.com/sweatshirt and


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S.1377 - Citizen Empowerment Act113th Congress (2013-2014)
|Sen. Blunt, Roy [R-MO] (Introduced 07/25/2013)
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|07/25/2013 Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. (All Actions)
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Citizen Empowerment Act - Requires any executive agency employee who is conducting an in-person or a telephonic interview, audit, investigation, inspection, or other official interaction with an individual relating to a possible violation of federal law that could result in the imposition of civil or criminal fines or penalties or the collection of unpaid tax to allow such individual to make an audio recording of the interaction.
Permits the employee conducting the interaction to record it if the employee: (1) informs the individual of the recording prior to or at the initiation of the interaction, and (2) provides the individual with a transcript of the recording at such individual's expense.
Requires the employee conducting an initial in-person or telephonic interview or other interaction to provide to the individual a verbal or written notice of such individual's rights.
Exempts from the application of this Act any in-person or telephonic interview or other interaction that: (1) is likely to include the discussion of classified material or information that would endanger public safety if released publicly; or (2) if released, would endanger an ongoing criminal investigation being conducted by a federal law enforcement officer.


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If you're craving a tasty brownie dessert in a flash, you'll love these sweet little treats!
I was at my friend Sarah's house one evening, and she whipped out the tastiest little treat ~ that's right… Andes Mint Brownies! {um… YUM!}
What was I to do?? I had to make some of my very own, and they were gone waaaay too fast, if you know what I mean?!? 😉
- 1 box Betty Crocker Brownie Mix
- 2 eggs, oil and water {to prepare batter per instructions on the box}
- 1 package Andes Mints {28 mints per package}
- Mix up the batter for your brownies, per the instructions on the box.
- Then chop up Andes Mints into small pieces {after unwrapping, of course}
- Divide into two small bowls.
- Add ½ of the chopped mints into the batter and stir.
- Bake per the instructions on the brownie box.
- About two to three minutes before the brownies are done, sprinkle the remaining half of mints on top of the brownies, then bake for the remaining few minutes.
- Let cool, then serve as is… or frost up with some chocolate frosting! Yum, Yum, and YUM! ENJOY!!
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text: riverfront Plans To Make Access To Cincinnati's Riverfront Easier By Jay Hanselman • Nov 7, 2016 Bill Rinehart / WVXU Cincinnati, Hamilton County and other partners are working on a plan to make access to the riverfront easier. The first phase of the plan would spend about $1 million for additional electronic signs on nearby interstates with real time traffic and parking information. We Update The Progress Of The Banks Development Along The Ohio River By Mark Heyne • Jun 10, 2015 Provided Listen Listening... / 24:14 The Banks on the Cincinnati riverfront broke ground in the spring of 2008. Phase I was completed last year, construction for Phase II is now well underway, and plans are being confirmed for the third phase of the project. Portion of Freedom Way closing for construction work By Jay Hanselman • Jun 10, 2014 Road construction on the Cincinnati riverfront will close eastbound Freedom Way from Rosa Parks Street to Elm Street starting Wednesday morning and continuing through July 24th. Traffic in the westbound direction will not be affected. A press release said the partial closure will allow work crews to remove and replace the existing sidewalk and pavement at Freedom Way and Race Street. The project includes modifying expansion joints and installing a permanent railing. Details on next phase of Banks project By Tana Weingartner • Aug 5, 2013 The Banks Partnership New details are being released about the next phase of the Banks project along the Ohio river. Phase II A will feature a nine-story building running the length of Second Street from the Freedom Center to Race Street. The development will include 305 apartments and 21,000 square feet of retail space. Cincinnati and Hamilton County officials are slated to sign off on the project later this month. If everything moves on schedule, construction would begin in December with an expected opening date in fall 2015. From a release:


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While visiting Las Vegas make sure and take in a FREE MAGIC SHOW at one of the many "Houdini's Magic Shops" around town that sell magic tricks for all magicians who pass their time while on the clock by demonstrating magical acts to the amazement of the public.
Any trick that is performed can be purchased (and taught to you!) by the magician/salesperson if you so choose to become a magician yourself! Pay attention – they aren't as easy as they make them look!
Locations include:
* Miracle Mile Shops at the Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino
* New York New York hotel & Casino
* Venetian Hotel & Casino Grand Canal Shoppes


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Jean Sargent Morgan of North Salem died Saturday November 19, 2011 in Danbury, at the age of 74.
Mrs. Morgan was born July 24, 1937 in New Rochelle, NY, daughter of the late Leonard and Doris (Fuller) Sargent. She graduated from Mt. Kisco High School in 1954 then married David M. Morgan in Mt. Kisco on June 21, 1958. Mr. Morgan predeceased his wife in January of 2002.
Mrs. Morgan moved to North Salem in 1963 and from the beginning was always deeply involved, and held multiple leadership positions in St. James Episcopal Church and in the Town of North Salem
Mrs. Morgan is survived by her son, Doug Morgan of Westwood, MA; a daughter, Kate Biscoe of Los Angeles; a sister, Judy Snyder of Bath, MI; and four grandchildren; Rebecca and Jenna Morgan and Sonny and Timmy Biscoe.
A Funeral Service was held Saturday November 26 at St. James Episcopal Church in North Salem. Interment will be private. The Beecher Funeral Home, 1 Putnam Avenue, Brewster, NY will be assisting the family with the funeral arrangements.
Contributions in Mrs. Morgans's memory may be made to St. James Episcopal Church Discretionary Fund, Titicus Rd., North Salem, NY 10560.


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Notre Dame quarterback Gunner Kiel has decided to transfer away from the school after just one year on campus. The freshman redshirted the 2012 season after enrolling at Notre Dame last year. Kiel gained notoriety during his recruitment by committing and de-committing to both Indiana and LSU before finally landing in South Bend. Kiel's departure from Notre Dame comes as no surprise to anyone who knows anything about his situation. The kid went so far as to schedule to enroll early at LSU before backing out to go to Notre Dame at the absolute last minute. LSU head coach Les Miles even went so far as to blast Kiel for his decision and question his leadership ability. Our sources close to his family never thought he'd last with the Tigers or Irish, so this development was long expected. In 2012, Kiel was part of an open competition for the starting quarterback job at Notre Dame, but lost out to redshirt freshman Everett Golson. He was also buried on the depth chart behind junior Tommy Rees and redshirt sophomore Andrew Hendrix. The Irish also welcomed early enrollee quarterback Malik Zaire this year, it will be crowded under center in South Bend. While Kiel was regarded as one of the top high school prospects in the nation in 2012, I have always thought he was extremely overrated (see another example here). I covered him extensively during his time at East High School in Columbus, Indiana and was never blown away. Kiel has good size at 6'4″ and 220 pounds, and also has a solid arm, but he isn't particularly accurate and doesn't seem to have the kind of feel for the position that separates top quarterbacks. Rivals rated him a five-star prospect, and ranked him as the top pro-style quarterback in the nation and the 20th prospect overall. Frankly I considered him a decent signal-caller in a terribly weak class. From several sources we have been told that Tennessee, Cincinnati and Ball State will likely be in the mix for Kiel. Indiana will likely put in some effort to land him, but bridges were definitely burned when Kiel de-committed from the Hoosiers and it's probably not a good fit at this point.
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In December 1991, I was asked to make our first friendly contact with the KGB. Some months before, Douglas Hurd, then foreign secretary, had met Vadim Bakatin, whom Mikhail Gorbachev had put in charge of the KGB following the failed coup against him. He asked him, in the spirit of the times, if he would like some people from the British security service to go over and talk to the KGB about working in a democracy. He said he would. I was delighted to be asked to lead the team. We were three: myself; a colleague from MI5, a man who had spent much of his security service career in counterespionage work against the Soviet intelligence services and whose hatred of communism was matched only by his love of Russia and its language; and an official from the Home Office.
It was breathtaking for me, after more than 20 years spent combating the activities of Soviet intelligence, to be setting off to Moscow to meet them for what we hoped would be friendly talks. We were met at Sheremetyevo airport by a KGB team led by a man whom, I found out later when I got back home again, I had already come across once before. He had been a member of the KGB office in New Delhi in the 1960s when I was a locally engaged clerk-typist working in the MI5 office there and, as one was required to do, I had written a note, which was faithfully stored on a file in the registry, reporting that I had encountered him. There he was, clutching a small bunch of red roses. I gathered later that they had agonised over whether, as a senior professional woman, I would be insulted or flattered to be offered flowers.
We stayed with the British ambassador, Rodric Braithwaite, in the embassy just across the river from the Kremlin. We arrived just as winter gripped Moscow, and from my bedroom window I watched as, over the few days we were there, the river turned first to ice and then to a snow field.
There was a sense of complete unreality in the embassy. Everything was changing incredibly fast and no one knew what would happen next. The USSR was in its terminal stages (by the end of December it had ceased to exist) and the leaders of the Soviet republics had agreed to form the Commonwealth of Independent States, but what that would mean in practice was not clear at all. Out on the street, there was every sign of economic breakdown. Little old ladies were selling a single tin of soup or a pair of worn shoes. In the Gum department store practically all the shelves were empty. No one knew what the rouble was worth, and prices at the tourist stalls in the Arbat, where we bought the then current version of the Russian doll (a big Yeltsin, containing Gorbachev, Khrushchev, Stalin and a tiny Lenin in the middle) varied minute by minute.
Inside the British embassy, security rules were still in force, but it was as though the old enemy was beginning to lose its teeth. So though we went into the safe room to discuss with the embassy staff the strategy for our meetings, and though everyone was still conscious that there were microphones everywhere and that all the Russian staff were working for the KGB, there was far less concern about what they overheard than there had been.
At dinner in the embassy dining room on our first night there, conscious that we were being overheard, we spoke quite openly about the KGB and how we judged that they were reacting to the new situation. I caught one of the women who were serving our dinner looking at a colleague and raising her eyes to the heavens at our conversation - or was it to the large crystal chandelier which hung over the table and was no doubt picking up everything we said? Our meetings with the KGB were held in their headquarters in Dzerzhinsky Square, a complex of large, forbidding buildings which also includes what had been the Lubyanka prison, over the years a place of imprisonment, torture and death. We were shown to a meeting room, where Bakatin welcomed us at the door. At a long conference table, what seemed like an immense line of KGB officers, all male of course, was drawn up on one side. Four rather isolated chairs had been placed on our side, for the three of us and our interpreter. There was an eerie atmosphere as we sized each other up, and there was much smiling and handshaking and remarks about historic moments. But in fact, on both sides, we were rather like wild animals suddenly being presented with their prey in circumstances where they couldn't eat it.
We went through our description of the laws and regulations which controlled the activities of the intelligence agencies in the UK. These were met with polite incredulity by our KGB interlocutors. I then made my requests. Over the years, members of the staff of the British embassy in Moscow and their families, who for the most part lived in blocks of flats reserved for the staff of foreign embassies, had been subject to harassment of various descriptions. It was clearly done either by or with the tacit support of the KGB.
Flats had been entered when their occupants were out and obvious signs of someone's presence had been left around. Freezers had been turned off, and small things broken. Possessions had been removed and returned on another occasion - a favourite trick was to take away one shoe of a pair and then bring it back a few weeks later. Quite frequently, the tyres of diplomatic cars parked outside flats were punctured, or other damage was done. The idea, presumably, was to frighten and unsettle the people concerned. Sometimes the harassment was more threatening. When diplomats or their wives were driving in and around Moscow, they were very frequently followed by surveillance cars; that was expected, but sometimes those cars drove dangerously and threateningly close or even, apparently on purpose, hit the car they were following. My request was that if, in this post-cold war era, we were to get closer and cooperate, that sort of behaviour should stop.
Bakatin's response to my opening remarks was friendly and welcoming. As for my request, he said that he would do what he could to look into the harassment, but in a surprisingly frank admission of his position, he added that he doubted whether he would be able to do anything about it. In the gaps between our meetings, we went sightseeing in temperatures colder than I had experienced. While we did so, we were followed around by some part of the KGB, clearly not the A team, as they were fairly conspicuous.
As well as the request for an end to harassment, I wanted to establish what scope there was for a reduction in the espionage attack by the KGB on this country. It seemed to me not unreasonable to expect that if the cold war was over, there should be less aggressive spying. This was a matter for the First Chief Directorate, the foreign intelligence arm of the KGB, so on the second evening of our stay, the head of the First Chief Directorate, Yevgeny Primakov, later Russia's foreign minister and briefly prime minister, invited me to a meeting to discuss that topic. My small party and I drove in the ambassador's Rolls-Royce to what seemed in the dark to be a rather leafy suburb, to what I took to be a KGB safe house.
It was difficult to avoid the feeling that we had somehow slipped into a James Bond film. It was a dark, cold and snowy night. As I was taking off my snow boots in the hall, Primakov materialised on the stairs to welcome us. We went upstairs to a lamplit sitting room, furnished with heavy curtains and drapery behind which anything could have been lurking. We had a brief, rather cool discussion. Primakov made it very clear that I was barking up completely the wrong tree. Espionage would continue to be necessary, for the defence of Russia, and they would continue to engage in it at whatever level they chose.
We called it a day before too long, and he disappeared behind the draperies. We went once more to that house the next evening for a farewell dinner with our new KGB "friends" and the ambassador. Primakov did not reappear, but a fair cross section of the others we had met did. Much champagne was drunk on that occasion, and innumerable toasts, with many references to the number of women in top positions in the UK, along the lines of, "Your queen is a lady, your prime minister is a lady and now in MI5, dear Mrs Rimington, we have a lady."
Bakatin lasted only another six months, and by January 1992 his imminent departure was announced. But when my own appointment as director-general of MI5 was made public, shortly after our visit to Moscow, he was still head of the KGB. Among all the congratulations I received, the letter from him was the one I most enjoyed. It seemed the crowning unexpectedness of that whole unexpected period.
© Stella Rimington 2001. This is an edited extract from Open Secret by Stella Rimington. The book is published tomorrow by Hutchinson (£18.99). To order a copy for £15.99 plus first-class p&p, call 0870 066 7979.


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In Living Color
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he Keenan Ivory Wayans, afro-American comedy sketch hit that starred several family members, and featured the comedic talents of Jim Carrey, and Kelly Coffield, and introduced rap, hip-hop culture with the dancing talents of the new "fly girls", who opened every show.
In Living Color Season 2 (1990-1991)
|2x01 Big Brother
"Hey Mon/Hedley Hospital""Sidekick""Bigger Brothers""Mudhead's Funeral""Men On Films II"
|Sep. 23, 1990
|2x02 Anton At The Recruiter
"Anton Volunteers""Training Men the Wodehouse Way""Roseanne Sings America""2 Live Crew""Homey the Clown: When Homey Met Sally"
|Sep. 30, 1990
|2x03 Spike's Joint
"Flatuscents""Good Morning/Good Night (Magenta Thompson Show)""Cephus & Reesie's Broadway Tour""The Buttmans: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner""Spike's Joint"
|Oct. 07, 1990
|2x04 Hour Of Power
"Tag Team Evangelists""Benita Butrell: Uninvited Guest""1-900-YT GUILT""Al MacAfee: Hall Monitor"
|Oct. 14, 1990
|2x05 Miss Black Person USA
"Black Like You""Go On Girl: Sensitive Men""I Won't Drift Away""Miss Black Person U.S.A."
|Oct. 21, 1990
|2x06 The Black Man's Guide To Understanding The Black Woman
"Hey Mon/Hedley Court""Shahrazad Ali's Video (The Black Man's Guide to Understanding the Black Woman)""Snackin' Shack""Frenchie"
|Oct. 28, 1990
|2x07 Funky Finger Productions
"B.S. Brothers: Penitentiary IV""Iraqi Fashion Show""Lil Miss Trouble: The School Play""Vera DeMilo: Buffed, Beautiful, and Bitchin'""Homeboy Shopping Network: Hollywood Homeboys"
|Nov. 04, 1990
|2x08 Laquita Meets Billy Dee
"Magenta's Acting School""Foundation for Golf Heritage""Evelyn Smith""Laquita Sings the Blues"
|Nov. 11, 1990
|2x09 Men On Vacation
"A Lassie '90 Sequel""Amazing Grace - Rocky VI""Cousin Milly""PMS Defense System""Men On Vacation"
|Nov. 18, 1990
|2x10 Anton's Thanksgiving
"The Brothers Brothers: Two Sisters for Two Brothers""Barbara Bush Visits the Illiterates""Dickie Peterson: Cherub of Justice""Anton's Thanksgiving"
|Nov. 25, 1990
|2x11 Justice Legions of America
"Three Champs and a Little Lady""The Newlywed Game""The Good Behavior Variety Hour Show""Handi Man: The Justice Legion of America"
|Dec. 16, 1990
|2x12 Veracosa
"Vera DeMilo: Veracosa, Mistress of Destruction""Cephus & Reesie: Christmas Album""Lil Miss Trouble at the Museum""Homey the Clown: Homey Claus"
|Dec. 23, 1990
|2x13 Johnny Abdul
"The Brothers Brothers: Tom and Tom for the Arizona Tourism Commission""Johnny Abdul - Saudi Rock Star""The Last Orphan""Velma Mulholland""B.S. Brothers: Funky Finger Productions""The ...
|Jan. 13, 1991
|2x14 Introducing..Fire Marshal Bill
"Mr. Squeegee""B.S. Brothers: Big Break""Fashion Tampons""Fire Marshal Bill""Homey the Clown: Home E. Cheese"
|Feb. 03, 1991
|2x15 My Dark Conscience
"Vanilla Ice: White, White Baby""Benita Butrell: Block Captain""Al MacAfee: Prom Chaperone""Oswald Meets the Parole Board""My Dark Conscience""Fruit of the Loom Boxers"
|Feb. 10, 1991
|2x16 Anton In The Burbs
"Ejector Bed""Frenchie at a Bachelor Party""Lonny Parker, Attorney at Law""Les and Wes, Twin Stars""Anton in the Burbs"
|Feb. 17, 1991
|2x17 PCN's Win, Lose or Draw
"Win, Lose or Draw""Milk Commercial""Pentagon Briefing""Calhoun Tubbs on the Campaign Trail""The Great Sperm Bank Robbery""Andrea Dice Clay on Love Connection"
|Feb. 24, 1991
|2x18 Lil Magic's School Play
"The Brothers Brothers: Tom and Tom at the Country Club""Oprah P.S.A.""End Zone Choreographer""Lil Magic: The Government Cheese""Fire Marshal Bill: Classroom Safety"
|Mar. 03, 1991
|2x19 Hour of Power: Tag Team Evangalists
"Velma II""Cephus & Reesie: Last Request""Do You Feel Lucky Promo""The 595 Club""Vera DeMilo: Pretty Buffed Woman"
|Mar. 17, 1991
|2x20 Super Fly
"B.S. Brothers and Sisters""Douche Commercial""Lil Miss Trouble Runs Away""The Superfly""Snackin' Shack: The New Waitress"
|Mar. 31, 1991
|2x21 Anton At The Recruiter
"Anton Volunteers""Fashion Tampons""Spike's Joint""I Won't Drift Away""Ejector Bed""The Head Detective""Men on Films II"
|Apr. 14, 1991
|2x22 Arsenio Hall Of Justice
"Detective Head Goes Bowling""Handi Man's Evil Twin""The Arsenio Hall of Justice"
|Apr. 28, 1991
|2x23 Compilations
"Three Champs and a Little Lady""Black Like You""New Ambassador""The Making of a Tracy Chapman Song""Mo' Money with Whiz and Ice""Vanilla Ice: White, White Baby"
|May. 05, 1991
|2x24 Homey The Sellout: Part 1
"Lil Magic: The Audition""Oprah's Restaurant""Homey the Clown: Homey the Sellout""Men On Television"
|May. 12, 1991
|2x25 Dickie Peterson: Cherub of Justice
"Dickie Peterson: Secret Service""A New 911 Message Service""Frenchie at the Opera""Clear Conscience Fur Farm and Outlet Store""Velma Sings""Visiting Day for Oswald"
|Aug. 11, 1991
|2x26 Men On Vacation
"Amazing Grace - Rocky VI""Vera DeMilo: Veracosa, Mistress of Destruction""Mudhead's Funeral""Men On Vacation""Homey the Clown: When Homey Met Sally"
|Sep. 01, 1991
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Antoine Merriwether: The first show we took a look at was "Designing Women".
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MacBook Pro Retina Display
Its Retina Display is undoubtedly the newest MacBook Pro's piece de resistance. It's not even just about the resolution increase from the previous MacBook Pro 15.4in's 1,680 x 1,050 pixels to a whopping 2,880 x 1,800, the actual panel technology itself is now IPS rather than its predecessors' inferior TN. This means better viewing angles and potentially more accurate colours. Indeed, for the first time in a MacBook, viewing angles are as good as they get. You can view material from as far to any side as you like, without noticeable contrast or colour shift.
Apple has also done away with the glass cover that created the bezel-free look on older MacBooks, instead using only two layers compared to the previous three. This brings the actual display closer than ever and significantly lowers reflections, all without losing any of the aesthetic benefits of a glass front (though it is likely to be a little more fragile than screens that do sport the extra layer). It's one of many little touches that elevate the MacBook Pro 15 inch with Retina Display above the competition and previous generations.
As you would hope, the image characteristics of the Retina panel are pretty good. Already vibrant colours are further perceptually enhanced by the glass finish, as are inky blacks. Dark detailing isn't the best we've come across though, with a few of the subtlest shades getting lost.
Backlighting is beautifully even. There's just a hint of bleed along the left bottom and top edges, but this isn't noticeable in normal use and doesn't even distract in a dark environment. There's no banding and virtually no sign of other artefacts either.
MacBook Pro Retina Display resolution
Sharpness is, of course, unmatched. With its insane 2,880 x 1,800 resolution giving the latest MacBook Pro 15 inch a ppi of 220 (compared to 264ppi for the iPad 3, but you hold that closer to your eyes), it's virtually impossible to distinguish individual pixels and even the tiniest fonts become legible. Pretty much everything looks better, and though the effect can be subtle, going back to a 'normal' screen you'll definitely notice the difference.
Just to put things into perspective, this 15in laptop manages to cram in more pixels than your average 30in monitor, most of which count 2,560 x 1,600. Overall then there is no question about it: the MacBook Pro 15 inch with Retina Display sports by far the best screen we've ever seen on a laptop. Best. Ever. In fact, the only area where it's inferior to many desktop displays is in its colour accuracy and gamut coverage.
MacBook Pro Retina Display in use
Oh the irony; to run your desktop at this MacBook screen's native resolution, you'll actually need to install Windows. That's right, Apple has made yet another decision about what it will allow its users to do with their own hardware.
Under MacOS' display settings you'll find five resolution presets. The lowest of these is based on 1,024 x 640, and results in huge icons and text. This is a handy setting if you're visually impaired or sitting at a considerable distance when, for example, giving a presentation.
The middle one is similar to that of the original MacBook Pro with a 1,440 x 900 resolution, and since this doubles neatly into the new panel's 2,880 x 1,800, Apple calls it "Best (Retina)". This alone gives away the fact that there's no native mode.
The highest preset the fruity company gives you is 1,920 x 1,200. While this is still a very high resolution for a 15in panel, it's nothing outstanding and content is still being scaled, albeit superbly. Quite aside from losing desktop real estate, third-party software will need to be programmed to specifically get the most out of the Retina Display – and so far only a few MacOS-specific programs are fully compatible, though giants like Photoshop CS6 are soon to follow.
One fairly painless BootCamp Windows 7 install later, however, and we can admire our desktop in native 2,880 x 1,800. With Display set to 150 percent zoom for text and icons (the default using Apple's provided drivers) everything is perfectly legible, as long as you're sitting close to the laptop. This really does provide an experience like no other; it's simply glorious to behold.
The same can be said for games. Blizzard's Diablo 3, for example, it also optimised for Retina and looks more gorgeous than ever on this screen - check out its performance on the next page.
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@ Edward
"there are plenty of SSD configurations"
Not on the Apple Store there aren't. If you want the base £1799 model with the 2.3GHz i7, your options are 256GB and....256GB. So no possibility to get that one, up the SSD size, add 8GB more RAM and come in under the cost of the 2.7GHz model (which is best, an extra 8GB RAM or the extra 400MHz? - considering neither can be upgraded after purchase, so what you buy on day 1 is what you keep)
And the 2.7GHz gives you the choice of 512GB for £2299, or up that to 268GB for another £400. No 256GB choice.
So pretty limited config options.
How much space would be needed to run a bootcamped install of Windows 7? 256GB on that 2.3GHz model could seem cramped quite quickly, surely...and that processor is more than fast enough for most, surely, so giving the option of increasing the storage capacity would seem reasonable.
Or maybe Apple are yet to update their site with those options....(or maybe they just want us to spend the extra £500)
Right you are. Got my wires crossed between the normal Pro and this Pro. There are indeed very few options, which is definitely one of its downsides, as is the general lack of a standard hard drive bay.
It's a shame they don't offer the 512GB option with the 2.3GHz processor...that would bring it in under £2k, a total bargain! ;o)
I'd like to know why they are not offering the option, if I am preparing to drop that kind of cash, I would expect more flexibility in what I can get.
Have to admit that this is the first MacBook I've ever looked at and thought "cool". So that's a big credit to Apple.
Were I looking for such a device then I would have to admit that the price is huge and my main concern would be "is the graphics card really powerful enough" to run at native screen resolution without lowering all the other setting to "low".?
Testing on games like WoW and Diablo 3 is more use to me than using Crysis.
No doubt... it is a beauty, BUT what you are also paying for is one of the most complicated and dificult laptops on the planet when it comes time to fix..... and they always need fixing don´t they.
I suppose you could play games at 1440 x 900 and the laptop will pixel-double the image.
Seems a bit on the expensive side to me. I'd rather have a laptop that runs 1080p (can be got for under £700) and actually has a mobile graphics card capable of running some games.
Retina display is e-peen only, there isn't any content made for that yet so it isn't going to make movies, games (not that a mac can play any other than WoW) or any other content look any sharper.
So definitely a laptop for those with more money than sense imo
Thanks for a great review as always TR! Just a couple of minor details I picked up on:
Re: The processor speeds, the cheaper Retina model has a 2.3GHz i7 and the more expensive a 2.6GHz with the 2.7GHz a £240 option on the latter.
Re: Graphics card on the regular 15" Pro, the cheaper model only has 512mb Video RAM
They took out the little battery indicator on the left side of the laptop...
I often check the battery level using it to decide whether or not i need to bring along a charger, without having to take the laptop out of my bag. But i guess a reasonable sacrifice for a thinner design. Regardless it was just a nice thing to have.
Still a real shame they have not just allowed for all upgrade options from the £1799 base model. £2299 just to get the 512GB SSD is a bit too much to stomach.
This is without a doubt a beautifully engineered machine, I've played with it in an Apple store. Just a shame that at this premium price range, there isn't more flexibility with configurations. I'm hoping some of the Windows laptop manufacturers can come up with something remotely close to this by the time my current laptop finally gives up...otherwise I might have to sell some of my current belongings to buy the top model of this!
I know you were commenting on Ed's preview but just to address a points you raise, 256GB may be enough even for a BootCamp config, considering many premium laptops still only come with 128GB SSDs...
"It's a shame they don't offer the 512GB option with the 2.3GHz processor" - I totally agree.
I'll be running a Diablo 3 test and updating the article with that if I get the chance, as was planning to do one but time constraints prevented it in time for the review.
True, but then that argument applies to Ultrabooks as well :(
Actually, there are quite a few software packages that have promised Retina support including CS6, and even games like Diablo 3.
"not that a mac can play any other than WoW" - not really a justifiable comment. For one thing, its ability to play games has less to do with whether it's a Mac or not than with its hardware and specifically GPU - which by laptop standards is rather good on the new MacBook Pros.
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Thanks for pointing those out, the first was a typo the second a genuine oops :) Corrected now.
It was indeed. RIP battery indicator...
Have you considered the Sony VAIO S I mention in the Value segment of the review?
@ Ardjuna, firstly thanks for your responses, it's always good to know that you guys read and reply to feedback!
I had considered the Vaio S, and indeed speccing that up towards the high end but without an SSD comes in at a £1300-£1400 mark. What I can't find anywhere is information about whether it's a standard drive bay inside, for installing an SSD myself (I am NOT going to pay Sony £975 for a 512GB SSD, are they on drugs?? Especially as they don't specify what SSD it is, read/write speeds etc). Or if there is more than one bay, for fitting a secondary HDD for storage (I suspect not given the size!).
As far as the 256GB/512GB situation on the cheaper MBPwR, I think what really throws an interesting curve-ball in there, is the fact that now the MB Air can be upgraded to 512GB storage.....so the "mainstream" cheaper Macbook can get the bigger drive, as far as I know the upgraded non-retina MBP can also get the upgrade, which leaves only the base model of the this Retina MBP as the sole premium laptop they sell which cannot be upgraded to 512GB storage....no fair, Apple!!
Good review, this looks like an amazing piece of kit if money is no object. However, it still concerns me that you need to install bootcamp to take advantage of the retina display, and the fact you would have to purchase the most up to date versions of third party software (whenever they are released) to take full advantage (I may have got it wrong, but I'm sure other reviews have said that Adobe Creative Suite and even Apple's own Logic Pro look awful as it stands - these are key applications for me personally). Then there's the lack of upgrade / flexibility etc.
Another problem I would have is the fact that you would need to purchase an external DVD/CD burner to be able to make your own disks - a very basic but important task imho. Maybe I'm just too 'old school'!
The main thing I wanted to ask is (display aside), how you arrived at a figure of £620 to bring the non-Retina 15in model up to the spec of the base Retina model. I'm obviously missing something (or a lot of things) here, but 8GB of DDR3 RAM is only £35 or so. Is it the extra connectivity perhaps?
Is it possible to increase the GDDR5 memory in the non-Retina model to 1GB?
I apologise for any dumb questions, but I am looking to upgrade my old (G4 Powerbook!!) in the near future and want to make sure I make the right choice. I'm currently using a Mac Pro, so I'm not stuck in the dark ages, but get a little bewildered with the choice of laptops. It will mainly be used for graphics (Adobe CS), and it absolutely, definitely has to be a Mac!
Thank you.
Does anyone have a 13" MBP to compare this to size wise and also subjectively comment on how they feel in comparison. My 13" MBP is the ideal size for me and I understand that this 15" retina version is smaller than a normal 15" MBP so was wondering in practice how they compare. Have googled high and low, but everyone seems to compare this either to a 15" MBP or to a 13" Air!
I may be wrong, as it's a few weeks now since I did the price comparison of the regular Pro myself, but I think a big chunk of that £620 difference is upgrading to an SSD instead of HDD (which, as a user of a self-installed SSD in both a W7 laptop and PC, I can say makes a big difference to general performance, application load times etc - very snappy). But Apple's prices for the SSDs are quite high!
Thanks @bluefingers65, glad you liked it!
RE the external optical drive, it's where laptops are going as the average technology-minded person doesn't seem to use them much anymore. I guess it's better to have the addon for those that do, rather than adding unnecessary weight and cost for the minority that do...
@gdawg304 is absolutely right, the main chunk of that change is due to the SSD upgrade.
It's also RAM, HDMI adapter, and higher-res anti-glare screen.
"Is it possible to increase the GDDR5 memory in the non-Retina model to 1GB?" Yes but only by buying the more expensive model.
Not dumb at all, always glad to help :)
Thanks for your comment, we should be getting the 13 inch MacBook Pro in soon and will certainly share our thoughts then. Cheers.
Read all the internet reviews and silly comments about why not to buy one such as the lack of upgrade blah blah blah...what rubbish! Why do you want to upgrade from Ivy Bridge + SSD + 8GB RAM? This kind of system will last you for years to come.
Just got mine and I'm over the moon with it. The highlights are the screen (OMG simply stunning!) / the slimmer form factor (feels more like an air than a pro) / the battery (even better) / the new air vents (even cooler) / the performance (blisteringly fast and I have water-cooled PC so I know a fast set up when I see one).
You can debate and argue all you like cos the bottom line is this: if you are a Mac user and CAN AFFORD a Retina model then you need to upgrade ASAP. Despite the high price the thing that helped sway it for me was the knowledge that all MacBooks have a good resale value so you can sell your current one and recoup most of the price of the Retina model.
So what are you waiting for people? This is the next level of Mac user experience!
Thanks for your replies. I need to think about this some more - good job I'm in no real rush!
Well it's nice to see Apple have completely opened up the processor/hard drive etc configuration options on their site so you can configure any way you please! (can I configure the price down by 25% please Apple? :-) )
A good review apart from the battery section "We ran the same Windows 7-based benchmark" To use that to test against Apple's claim is just daft. Yes a MBP can run Windows, it's not designed and optimised for it though. If you're going to do a battery test then do it in OS X which has been designed for this notebook. Any MBP owner will tell you that the battery life in bootcamp is always worse than OS X.
@bluefingers65 "However, it still concerns me that you need to install bootcamp to take advantage of the retina display" This is a bit of an unfair comment, whilst the default res in OS X mimics 1440x900 it is not simply a case of using a lower resolution, Apple have done pixel doubling so everything looks crisper and more detailed. In apps like Aperture, the UI will be the same size as a standard MBP but much sharper, however the photos themselves will render in their true resolution so you get to see the details better. As an amateur photographer this is one of the main reasons I'll be getting a Retina MBP.
Also Apple are now offering 512 and 768GB SSD options on the £1800 base model.
My son has asked me do i want one for my 60th birthday (no it's not to old) i have built a few PCs and love the fact that you can upgrade them, but i must admit that if i was looking else where then i would still like the same standard ie 256 ssd, 8gb memory, usb 3, and a great screen, the only thing that puts me off is the fact that the battery is glued down, ok you should get a few years out of a battery but $199 to change it omfg.
why only 7/10 for value. Frankly, the Retina macbook pro as you pointed out in your comparison with the sony, offers better vfm than anything else, and you are comparing it to screens which are only hd, compared to this which has 5 million pixels.
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Finding it odd to write about plants she'd never grown, Amy decided to correct that disparity with a new feature.
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Medic4049 wrote:I use mine till it gets really cold. When I have to break ice every morning is when he starts staying home......and looking ticked off.
Griffdom wrote:Only a few here do, but I know that many of them make great waterfowl dogs. I have a GSP. What lines/kennel did you get you pup from?
what issues are you having shape wise??? shop around for the nearest fit you can find and dont be afraid to trim a bit of here n there (coat not DOG!!!)Medic4049 wrote:ok my dog is 9 yrs old and a wussy indoor bed warmer. he loves to hunt. I can find a vest to fit him properly due to his shape. If i am hunting a heated blind he can come whenever but i usually hunt as a poor boy (no boat and hunting sloughs). If he was outside all the time and was younger, I would hunt him like I used to. but now a days I dont risk it.
Medic4049 wrote:i guess i expect my GSP vest to fit like my labs vest did. It has gaps where shoulders are not as broad and the tuck as he is in extreme shape. Well was in good shape. My son to be ex still has the dogs Well it may be time to get a lab or a good DKV dog.
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