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A lot of people envied us. Both of were attractive and...
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My eyes have stopped crying
My time is dedicated to other things
My effort is used for better things
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How I Met My First Gf - This how it start blah blah blah school didn't really care
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Me: what state
Tk: California
Me: wow
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My Ancient Love - I thought we would last.
I was sure it would past.
I taught you to fly.
You taught me to cry.
You say I've hurt you
But I've been so true.
Even when you were cold
I still loved your soul.
I picture your smile
everyday in my mind.
The last time we met
I was...
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23 Years & Still I Miss Her - Since my last post in 2010; I'm yet to see her again; I'm still suffering & can't get over it; she is still constantly on my mind; she is forever haunting me & it kills me; please read my previous post & you'll understand!!! I need counselling I'm...
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This is messed up but my first love abused me - physically and psychologically. I was 14 and he was 18. I won't go into the details but I miss him which is very confusing to me. I wonder whether it's because he had some sort of hold over me and I haven't been able to understand...
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15 Years Ago - Yes,...i miss the feeling I had for him. It's been 15 years that I have not seen or talked to him. I wonder how he is doing and what he is up to.
I regret that it never worked out between me and him, due to language barrier. I regret that he misunderstood me.
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I've never been with that person, just dating. Sometimes I find myself with a silly nostalgic smile on my face, wondering how it would have been---
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Still Grieving - I still have the most vivid dreams about him and it has been five years since we even stood face to face. I will never see him again and I know that. We are on opposite coasts now. I am married, and have 2 wonderful children that I wouldn't give...
27 Responses
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I Ache When I Think of Him..... - I had a dream about my first love last night. When I dream of him, God, it seem so real. Sometime I have to sit there and convince myself that it was just a dream. {Crazy I know}.
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Does Anyone Love Anybody As Much As Their First? - its not so much that i miss my first love,
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I Miss Mine. Even Thou It'S Been 35 Years - I Been lucky in my life .
When I was 17 I met girl fell in love.
I was hippie and bad influence not really
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She was sweet and beautiful .
We were together for 2.5 years.
When broke up my life became...
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I Just Want Her Back :'( - I am so in love with this girl. The way she makes me feel is so indescribable. Shes the most important girl in my world......the only girl in my world. I love her with all my heart. But in April I lost her because I told her how I felt on Facebook and I...
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Lost Love - I started dating him my Sophomore year of high school. He called me up on the phone one night out of nowhere and asked me to go to Homecoming with him. I had never talked to him before in my life but I had seen him and I thought he was cute. That was...
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How Army Boys Break Your Heart - Some may slap a lable on love stating that you have to be 'a certain age' or having conquered years of knowledge to actually know what love is. However, these people are severely mistaken. I am eighteen years old, and I have loved.
Anyone at any...
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My Luv You Say You Love Me Prove It. - Ok i was introduced to my ex boyfriend 9 years ao when i was 13 years old he was 12.. he was always head over heels for me and i was one of those girls that wasnt intersted in a boyfriend.. well time went on and we grew up and in high...
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Nov 30, 2006
...gut Feeling - has anyone here ever felt like they've been punched in the guts when they think about someone they miss?
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My Forever True Love - We first met when I turned 15 and moved in next door. I saw this really cute guy ride in on his motorcycle and I thought he might be too old for me. Well, a day or so later we introduced ourselves and then school started a few days later since this was the...
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Unfortunately. - He was a bastard.
He was full of hate.
He treated me like crap.
He abused me physically.
He abused me emotionally.
He led me on.
He threatened me.
He was reckless.
He was a monster.
He hurt my family.
He made me feel ugly.
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aj tak hamian koi bhi is ka asal jawab nae de ska ....shayad aj me ap ko ye samja sko k akhr ye love ha kia .......yhan me ap k sath apna pehla love or han akhri love share karna chaho ga of course...
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-- very much for rising jobless claims and weaker than expected housing data released today.
Threatening to bring the sluggish economic recovery to a screeching halt such as it is are we headed for another recession are we.
Really asking them.
Question again and again for the past three years time -- -- street -- Before the polls we've got Eric -- cells RBC global asset management chief economist.
And for the bears we've -- Peter Schiff Euro Pacific Capital CEO.
Eric I will start with you look we've got it's certainly a bullish picture.
The past three days when it comes to equities but let's talk specifically about dipping into that recession hit once again.
Why don't you see that happening particularly considering the data continue to slow down and at some point this trend looks like a grinding halt.
Well let let's start by acknowledging that bad news absolutely date is getting worse absolutely it's been disappointing and we frankly anticipated that.
The debate is whether or not leads all the way to recession and I can say with a fair degree of confidence hasn't gotten us there yet we're still growing -- wonderfully but growing.
We -- a lot of recession models and as much as there is a risk out there it's not a risk that seems all that big even with all those stated -- deterioration is.
That you mentioned the risks don't seem to be as big as they were last fall last fall.
Ultimately was averted we've got the classic policymakers response now -- Operation Twist extended -- rate cuts in.
China Brazil South Africa Korea out of Europe and so want.
That effort is being made and ultimately it seems to me that while we shouldn't expect a whole lot of growth.
We can probably expect some sort of growth and if you look at financial markets they seem to agree the stock market has not fallen out of bed despite all -- gone wrong well.
Here are some sort of growth is very different from a recession you actually think that not only is this slowdown gonna continue but it will lead into negative.
Growing at what -- -- I think we've been in depression since the end of 2007.
I think that.
The depression -- been punctuated.
By -- spending -- of borrowing binge I was define depression by well I think it's as serious law extended period of time of negatives that growth or sluggish economy.
Still -- -- we -- we didn't always have negative GDP GDP during the 1930s there were periods within GDP went up but we still considered it to be a depression.
I think what happened is because of this the stimulus that we got we dug ourselves of the deeper hole we went spent a lot of Obama's stimulus and monetary right we spent a lot of money we didn't have we bought things we -- move couldn't afford we ran up a huge debt you know and as the stimulus high is wearing off it that -- that the hangover sets in we're back into recession we realize that all the fundamental imbalances that caused the initial downturn.
Are now actually worse because the Fed prevented the economy from correcting all those problems now we have even more problems so I think the next leg -- -- Is actually going to be a deeper -- down than what we had in 2000 and.
Eight OK so air what do you say to that I mean it as you look at that -- -- -- we we haven't been deemed that were in that depression let alone a recession yet but.
When Peter says that he's who has seen this trajectory what do you say.
Well you to begin with the not technically in a recession right now I don't see how we're in a depression which to me by every standard it is worse but let's just say this I think it's important sometimes to step back from the day to day even from the mob the -- and recognize.
The healing that's actually going on the things that we're fundamentally broken in the US over the past few years with -- housing market.
The credit market and the job market none of those things are going.
Gangbusters right now but the housing market seems at least to meet a very clearly a bottom that is.
Arguably working its way cautiously higher the credit market is patchy is not great for mortgages but we -- seeing lending in the US growing the fastest rate we've seen since the crunch began.
And the job market again we're disappointed as much as everyone else with the recent pace of creation but we're getting jobs created we're getting unemployment rates.
Down a lot of subtle -- indicators suggest there's some healing going on and I don't think we're back to scratch what yeah.
Are we we will be we have an election coming up it may change economic policy significantly we don't know but if it does is -- -- way to avoid recession your now and I don't think it's.
Significantly but first the fall you know more people have gone on disability that have found jobs we don't have a healthy labor market and if you talk about the housing market of the banking sector.
It has not healed dissent has both on life support sub 0% interest rates.
The minute interest rates start to rise the housing market's gonna implode again and all the big banks that we bailed out are gonna fail again and the federal government is not debilitating interest on the national debt let alone the -- We'll hear you're a Smart guy you always know how to invest no matter what you've -- the way to go where you putting your money in the past it's been.
Chinese toll road operators are Zimbabwe platinum but where are you putting your money is in equities is.
That -- I've been putting -- Goldsmith for ten years and I'm still doing that and yes I'm still looking abroad emerging market opportunities stocks foreign bonds look at some of the other currencies the Euro has been weak.
But look at the Australian dollar today I think it's -- -- 52 week -- look at all time record highs I think in corn.
In in in -- -- a look at some of the agriculture and classic way you're -- -- the Australian dollar exactly to what we're a lot of people say it's gonna fall because China is not going to be using as much of their product well that let the thousand dollars -- I guess what 30% in the last five years against the -- it's -- slow steady climb the Japanese yen is up 50% against the dollar during that 200 people are just looking at the Euro.
But I think when the dollar really tanks against some of these southeast Asian currencies which will happen.
When they stop supporting our treasuries I think Australia's gonna sell a lot more to China when the R&B is stronger then when the R&B is being -- is used to prop of the dot they have nobody to sell their goods -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- And they haven't stopped buying our treasuries yet Peter Schiff Eric -- -- thank you both so much for the street -- good to see about thanks.
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A bit windier on Day 2 at Augusta
Another exciting day at Augusta National on Friday, and the wind played a bigger role than Thursday. I spent some time at both the 10th green and the 18th tee, both tower positions that afford the best view at either location. With a big camera at 10 and now a small camera and a 3D camera at 18, no one gets a better view.
On 10, the pin was probably at it's easiest position of the tournament, the middle left side of the green. There were a number of birdies made and truly no catastrophes in the entire time that I was on the tower. In fact it was a pretty quiet day. Tomorrow's pin position will determine most of the results, and having been on the hole for eight years now, I know it may not follow precedent. Today should have been on the front of the green!
After the last group went through the 10th green, I went to the tower on 18 tee and helped bring in the last eight or nine groups. My main job is to tell the broadcasters who is NOT using driver (today it was Schwartzel and Tiger) and to let our spotters know who is hitting on the tee. The reason the broadcast seems to know everything is that there an army of us feeding information, and I am merely one of the foot soldiers.
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Armikrog Kickstarter campaign successful, will release on Wii U
Armikrog's Kickstarter campaign has ended with $974,578 earned towards its $900,000 goal. This means the title will be releases on Wii U, alongside the PC, Mac and Linux versions. The console version will allow users to view their inventory on the Gamepad, which will rumble when Tommynaut moves. The Gamepad can also be pointed at the screen to see dead people, thanks to Beak-Beak, your in-game pet, doubling as a visor hip to the afterlife. Thanks, Eurogamer.
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Neverhood spiritual successor Armikrog could come to Wii U if funded
The Neverhood spiritual successor Armikrog, which currently has four days left on Kickstarter could come to Wii U, according to an update on the funding page.
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Dialect and Foreign Language Coach for this Feature Film directed by Ali Selim, starring Ned Beatty, Alan Cumming, Elizabeth Reaser, John Heard and Tim Guinee. Winner of the Best First Feature Independent Spirit Award, 2006.
WINNER: Best First Feature, Independent Spirit Awards
October 27, 2005
Sweet Land By RONNIE SCHEIB
In "Sweet Land," first-time helmer Ali Selim pulls off a complex and impressive hat-trick: fashioning a romance without whimsical pileups of contrivance, a historical costumer without excess baggage, and a heartland saga without heaviness. Intelligently written, brilliantly cast and thesped story of a German mail order bride in a Norwegian-American community in Minnesota just after WWI never hits a wrong note. With critical backing and proper handling, highly enjoyable, stunningly lensed indieindie, combining solid vets Lois Smith and Ned Beatty with rising stars Elizabeth Reaser ("Stay") and Tim Guinee, could snowball into a solid hit. Pic was co-winner of the Audience Award at Hamptons.
Pic layers three temporal levels. In the present, an old woman dies and her grandson Lars must decide whether or not to sell the ancestral farmland.
He flashes back to his teens and to his beloved grandmother (Smith) at the time of her husband's death.
The grandmother, in turn, flashes back by means of a memory-triggering photograph to her arrival in Minnesota as a young mail order bride, the latter narrative gradually taking over.
From the moment she appears lugging a huge gramophone, Inge Ottenberg (Reaser), beautiful, spirited, citified, is not what anyone expected. Even her propensity to name and pet the farm animals rather than milking and slaughtering them might be overlooked were it not for a shocking, overriding flaw -- she is German.
That fact is brought home every time she opens her mouth since she speaks little English, except for a few phrases painstakingly memorized from a book of idioms ("I could eat a horse," she politely intones every time someone asks if she is hungry). The farm folk all but cross themselves every time they hear the Devil's Teutonic tongue.
Propaganda dies hard and even after the end of the war, Germans are considered insidious spies by the local judge and corrupt influences by the minister (John Heard). Neither is ready to wed Inge to her prospective bridegroom, Olaf (Guinee).
The slow, organic process of mutual assimilation during which Inge and the congregation circle, repel and finally attract each other (via such improbable vehicles as the hit song "Let's Rub Noses Like the Eskimoses") is a triumph of inventive storytelling. It is counterpointed by a more intimate, interpersonal choreography tracing Inge and Olaf's chore-laden courtship dance.
Reaser's Inge is a marvel of strength, humor and sensuality, any hint of anachronism deftly sidestepped by the fact that her emotional outbursts of enthusiasm or anger are delivered in an expressive but unsubtitled mix of German and Norwegian. As her taciturn, work-driven husband-to-be, Guinee affects a degree of hidden delight and shy vulnerability that renders the couple's chemistry completely believable.
Script was many years in the writing, its careful interweaving nowhere as evident as in the couple's interactions with the slightly off-center supporting players. The casting of Alan Cumming as Olaf's feckless, baby-producing best friend is inspired -- his cheerful embracement of all things modern (from slang to state-of-the-art tractors) implies he is a flamboyant exception to the rule.
His indefatigable, pixyish wife Brownie (Alex Kingston), the only one who can run the machines her clueless husband delights in purchasing, accepts him as one more child. And Beatty's rubicund Santa of a village elder is, in fact, a pitiless banker ready to foreclose on friend and relative alike.
No nostalgic throwback to simpler times, Selim's pastoral enclave exists in a realistic historical framework that carries its share of socioeconomic tensions.
Tech credits are superlative, no strain or stretching of resources apparent in pic's extraordinary images of aurora borealis-lit skies over fields of grain at dawn.
Camera (color, widescreen), David Tumblety; editor, James Stanger; music, Mark Orton; production designer, James R. Bakkom; costume designer, Eden Miller; sound (Dolby Digital), Randy Bobo; casting, Joan Lynn, Lynn Blumenthal. Reviewed at Hamptons Film Festival (competing), Oct. 22, 2005. Running time: 110 MIN. (English, German, Norwegian dialogue)
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The Foundry on Melrose
Epicurean epiphanies, one course at a time
7465 Melrose Ave. (between Fairfax & La Brea)
Phone: 323-651-0915 | map | website
Pardon the wordy review, but following is a three-hour tour of grandeur.
We make an impulsive, unresearched U-turn on Melrose while dinner-hunting, which can be hazardous, and give the Mini to the valet. We are whisked past the elegantly darkened bar area, seated and given menus. We blink a few times while swallowing our "I wasn't entirely ready for this" fears, then give in to the Chef's Tasting Menu*. This entire first paragraph happens within two minutes.
We are immediately taken care of by the tall, whip-thin and efficient Jackson, who starts us on our journey of immense quality. New flatware and plates are exchanged with every course; new half-glasses are filled with a courteous explanation of each. Between many of the courses are diminutive joys: tiny roundels of cheese-topped biscuit, squares of spongy focaccia with herbed butter.
Each of the five courses will be paired with a wine; let's get to it. The Albacore Tartare is almost a paté, so delicate that the muddled oranges on top melts into the tuna. The decorative lotus root has been sliced thin into chips. Bianca has ordered a vegetarian tasting menu, so relishes a Blood Orange Salad with Beets, of amazing texture and complexity.
Wine: 2000 Von Buhl Sekt Brut, from Germany. This is very good, not headachy and nose-tickling like so many sweeter sparkling rieslings.
Already we are mightily impressed.
Squid and I are not bosom buddies, but the Calamari "A la Plancha" with slices of grapefruit, a chorizo piquillo marmalade, and brushes of truffle oil, is so brilliantly assembled, mixed so luxuriantly and so skillfully that I savor warmth and coolness in the same bite.
Wine: A Santa Barbara chardonnay we didn't care much for, but then chardonnays are bitchy things. See headachy comment above.
I am also not a huge fan of cooked salmon, since it so easily descends into "peach-tinted pencil eraser" flavor, but the Crispy Skin Salmon is easily one of the top salmon dishes I've ever had, pale and demure, the skin crunchy and charred. The potato gnocchi and garlic puree are perfect minions for this anadromous monarch.
Wine: a 2007 Bodegas Ateca "Atteca", a garnacha from Calatayud, Spain, which rules. Its legs are thin but it's got a lot of personality; we're nuts for Spanish varietals anyway.
By this time we're happily tweaked on wine.
The New York Strip is stunning. Just a forkful of wild mushroom dipped in the steak's juices is a mouth-shutting experience. Fingerling potatoes and anchovy butter complete this medium-rare masterpiece, and the tiny halves of grapes, while a surprising inclusion, fit well. Bianca has an Onion Risotto, almost a rice porridge in consistency, with simple yet breathtakingly tasty onion rings atop. To accomodate these two disparate flavors, Jackson proves his worth by offering us a choice between the paired wine (a California cab) and a Becker Pinot Noir, from Germany; we choose the latter. After the meal we will ask Jackson if we could see the label again so we can remember it; he simply pulls out a bottle with nearly a third left and gives it to us in a Foundry bag.
Dessert. Sugared Doughnuts, cushy ellipsoids of goodness, like beignets but with crystalized sugar instead of powdered. The pineapple and saffron marmalade was expertly made but not our mood; it would go superbly with a breakfast toast. The chocolate hazelnut dipping sauce, however, is (____)**; the combination of doughnut and sauce must be like when gods have weddings. We forego the Bonny Doon dessert wine since we're comfortable, but also think that this magical dessert would be orgasmic with a 10-year-old port.
The pairings were overall a success; the only thing we'd say is that the wines, being generally young, aren't so much overpowered by the excellent food as simply outclassed and overawed by the charisma and umami of each thought-provoking course. This says something about the food, not the wine. Mr. Greenspan is an unsung genius, at least until someone writes a song about him.
Is this pricey? Yeah. A Chef's Tasting Menu with wine pairings and a generous tip comes just shy of three hundred. But it's worth every damned cent, and we are put in a good place by all this. They also have individual plates and wines for those wishing to dip their feet.
* The chef being Eric Greenspan, you see.
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Does Photoshop support the new Macbook Pro Retina display?
Not yet.
They're working on it (but could be CS 6.5 or CS7)
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2012/06/photoshop-cs6-retina-display-supp ort.html
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Good question OP!
It is extremely frustrating that the most linked response to the very common retina support question is a short, single paragraph, vague "we'll soon provide" post from nearly a month ago.
Adobe is trying to sell people on creative cloud. That is a big commitment. Adobe should consider giving people a date for a retina update to their products. What will support it? What won't? When?
It sucks to be a photographer and have to choose between using either the best display ever put on a Mac or using photoshop. Because believe me, you can't use both right now.
It would seem to me that adobe would want to keep people from switching to Aperture. Maybe communicating with their customers, who want to pay them money, would be a start.
msdarkroom wrote: It sucks to be a photographer and have to choose between using either the best display ever put on a Mac or using photoshop. Because believe me, you can't use both right now.
Just out of interest msdarkroom, how many hours do you think you could tolerate using Photoshop on a... 15 inch screen?
I have the iPad3 and the Retina Display is stunning, but I use it as a digital portfolio, and "work" on a 24" monitor, in fact, I don't even have a notebook because I think the screens are just too small.
I don't really care how many gazillion megapixels they squeeze into the display, you're still squinting into a 15" screen.
Most of the designers and photographers I know are using massive 27-30" displays, many are running dual screen set-ups, so I have to admit to being somewhat bemused by all this interest in the new MacBook Pro from the creative community, especially if it's your primary machine.
Now, a 21 or 27" iMac with a Retina Display... that would be something to lust after!!!
No idea how long I could or would use Ps on a 15-inch screen.
The OP asked about retina support, which along with any type of info from Adobe, is not here.
I spoke of the best screen on a Mac as of now. Support isn't here for that screen.
I normally use photoshop on a 24-inch display, which is not what the OP asked.
Gear, screen size, etc.,aside, I am confident that somebody with great vision could use a 15-inch screen all day long if it was clear. Look at some of the great photographers of the last generation. They would most likely be more than happy with a 15-inch screen.
You folks talk as though Photoshop won't run at all. I suspect Photoshop CS6 as it is today will run just fine on a Macbook with Retina Display - it will just have very small UI elements. Am I wrong?
Many (but not all) of the UI elements can be increased in size using the preference settings. With that done, for someone familiar with the product from prior use on a bigger screen, I suspect that would be usable in a pinch. I just did a screen grab of Photoshop myself, and downsized it to half. Even on my 100 ppi display I could find a way to use it at that size.
Perhaps a magnifier on a stand in front of the screen, such as those shown in the (rather strange) movie "Brazil" would be in order.
What's a real shame is that Adobe has had folks calling for the ability to increase the size of ALL the UI elements for years, even for non-retina displays - for folks with impairments. Now they're suddenly scrambling to make it work because a manufacturer has come out with a high-density display. I have little sympathy for the project planners who failed to give this work priority.
msdarkroom wrote:
No idea how long I could or would use Ps on a 15-inch screen.
I have been using Photoshop on 15" IPS UXGA LCD displays its 1600x1200 pixels have a 133DPI resolution for years. I prefer these 133DPI resolution over larger displays with lower resolution. Most 24 and 30 inch displays only have a resolution of 100dpi. The Mac Book Pro retina display has a 226 DPI resolution images on that display will be sharper and be a closer match to the sharpness and resolution of your prints. I'm looking forward to the day when high resolution displays become common place. When displays reach the resolution of the iPhone retina display's 336dpi resolution you will be at the resolution limit of the human eye even if you print at a resolution higher then 336DPI you eyes will not be able to see a difference in resolution between the image on screen or images on paper without the aid of a magnifier.
>> You folks talk as though Photoshop won't run at all. I suspect Photoshop CS6 as it is today will run just fine on a Macbook with Retina Display - it will just have very small UI elements. Am I wrong?
If the user hasn't changed the OS scaling preferences, then Photoshop on a retina display will look just like Photoshop on a non-retina display.
It just won't have smooth text and UI edges that the increased resolution offers, and the image won't be using the full resolution of the display because the OS will be doubling all the pixels automatically.
MacOS on the new machines offers several choices for how to scale applications, including several choices for dealing with apps that don't know about high resolution displays.
>> What's a real shame is that Adobe has had folks calling for the ability to increase the size of ALL the UI elements for years,
Yes, and when we looked into it we found more than a few bugs in the available APIs, and we had no practical displays to test with beyond scaling a few things on 30 inch displays. So we reported the bugs and waited for fixes. Some of those fixes just got delivered along with new hardware. Just because we haven't shipped something doesn't necessarily mean we haven't been trying to make it work - it usually means that something is preventing it from working (OS, drivers, laws of physics, etc.).
Chris Cox wrote:
If the user hasn't changed the OS scaling preferences, then Photoshop on a retina display will look just like Photoshop on a non-retina display.
It just won't have smooth text and UI edges that the increased resolution offers, and the image won't be using the full resolution of the display because the OS will be doubling all the pixels automatically.
MacOS on the new machines offers several choices for how to scale applications, including several choices for dealing with apps that don't know about high resolution displays.
So what your writing is Apple realizes there is a problem running programs written for older low resolution displays. So they have programmed into their OSX system options to scale up application windows to simulate running on a lower resolution device. Things will appear larger and less sharp then they actually are. Whoop de do. Why pay for a retina display and not use its resolution. Scaling windows up in size is like using 1/4 the retina pixel for every pixel you display Apple scales it to use 4 of the retina display pixels so the pixels is as large as it would be on a 100dpi display. Just buy a normal lower resolution and don't have the overhead required to scale windows up to simulate 100dpi to use a 226dpi display as a 100dpi device. Waste of money and resources. Applications like Photoshop need to be changed or run on a 100dpi display.
Photoshop has no problem with images and high resolution displays. Photoshop scales image windows content all the time. Its second nature for us to zoom images and pan about them and also change the window size on screen. The only problem there is is that Photoshop can not zoom its Dialogs and Paletts and bars Photoshop at best offeres one, two or three size options for these and they were designed for displays that have a resolution around 100DPI. On a 226 or 326 DPI display these areas will be so physically small you will have difficulty reading the small text and making out which small icon your seeing within these areas.
I find all versions of Photoshop with the exception of CS6 quite useable on my 133DPI displays. The GUI is on the small side. With a magnifying glass or software magnifying glass to see the GUI I would think Photoshop would be useable on a retina display using its native 226Dpi resolution. Its the GUI physical pixel size that is a problem not the 226DPI resolution. If you double the resolution of a display the size of an object becomes 1/4 the size it was on the lower resolution display. If the displays pixel count is not increased the display will be 1/4 the size of the lower resolution display. let get Physical
Noel Carboni wrote:
Makes me wonder... Hasn't anyone here actually TRIED it?
That is such an obvious question, I thought it workth a look:
This image and text come from the review (URL below
'Until Adobe updates Creative Suite 6, the UIs of tools such as Photoshop (above) will look fuzzy, rather than the crisp look on other laptops'
This CNet review talks about Photoshop, but I don't think they actually tried it
Nothing definiteive here
http://www.wired.co.uk/reviews/laptops/2012-06/apple-macbook-pro-retin a-display-spring-2012
Nor here
So I don't think there is any meaningful information out there so far, and a screen dump would obviousl be completely meaningless when viewed on a non retina display.
Chris Cox wrote:
Yes, and when we looked into it we found more than a few bugs in the available APIs, and we had no practical displays to test with beyond scaling a few things on 30 inch displays.
I suppose it depends on one's definition of Practical Display.
IBM developed, manufactured and sold high resolution (3840 x 2400 pixels) TFT/LC monitors over a decade ago. The T220 and T221 monitors were 22" diagonal displays with 204 pixels/inch. You can even purchase a used one today. The monitor was a tour de force, but functioned very well and was purchased and used by government labs and the medical imaging community. At a functioning level it was practical, impressive and certainly could be used to evaluate high res font designs. Its price may have classified it as not practical to some, dropping over its life from about 18K$ to 8K$. Also, its display subsystem would not be something the Adobe product team would have wanted to start writing code for, but it would have been perfect for the Adobe Labs folks to use in evaluating the impact of high resolution on future adobe products. Maybe they did, but I see no evidence of that.
People seem to be advocating high resolution as an unqualified good thing. Except for the costs, high res is great for movable displays such as smart phones, tablets and other devices, whose use might be classified as temporary. For large displays and extended use without eye fatigue, however, there are preferred viewing distances that are related to the user's resting point vergence (RPV) .
Since viewing distance controls what resolution can be resolved, the design of a suitable display for mass use is complicated. Unless you want to frequently move your head back & forth toward the display to take advantage of very small pixels there is some practical range of high resolution for the kind of work in which many Photoshop users engage. My personal opinion is that resolution is closer to 200 ppi than 300ppi.
Paulo Skylar wrote:
I suppose it depends on one's definition of Practical Display.
IBM developed, manufactured and sold high resolution (3840 x 2400 pixels) TFT/LC monitors over a decade ago. The T220 and T221 monitors were 22" diagonal displays with 204 pixels/inch. You can even purchase a used one today.
Yes I have use an IBM T220 and its 204DPI resolution was to rave about but the display required an expensive video card to handle all the pixel and for Windows use its 9.2Mpixels was installed as multiple displays the desktop was extended to. Being its a single display the desktop is seamless. I would be willing to bet there would be no OpenGL available for the T220 or T221. Still you don't need a high resolution display to program for a high resolution display. The Programs would work well on low resolution displays visually the programs GUI would just seem very large perhaps created for the visually impaired. So yes Chris Cox is just putting up an Adobe Smoke Screen he is just puffing smoke.
I am planning to buy the new MBP with Retina display, actually switching from Windows. Now I became aware that Photoshop isn't compatible with it yet, however, I wonder if I connect an external display, will Photoshop function properly then?
Just have no idea wether the retina display also affects the resolution on an external display one way or another...
I haven't read enough reviews yet to be honest, but I read that you could switch modes, whether to use the Retina function or to have a larger desktop. Or did I misunderstood it?
It's from this site: http://www.cultofmac.com/174582/review-the-2012-retina-macbook-pro/5/
"You can make a compromise, and it's a nice one. The new Retina MacBook Pros default to a HiDPI 1,440 x 900 pixel desktop, meaning that each pixel of a normal 1,440 x 900 display is essentially comprised of four smaller ones, giving unprecedented visual clarity. You can, however, adjust the settings of a Retina MacBook Pro so that it sacrifices clarity for desktop space, "shrinking" the size of apps and UI elements in relation to the desktop, up to a maximum of an equivalent 1,920 x 1200 resolution. We love this mode: it not only makes non-Retina apps look significantly better, it also gives notebook users a lot more desktop space… a huge perk if you work in multiple windows side-by-side fairly often."
I visited an Apple store and discussed the issue of Retina displays and the resolution of Adobe CS apps. We fired up Photoshop CS5 on several of the new Macbook Pros. Neither I or any of the Apple folks could see any problem either with the UI or an image that we opened with Photoshop. I do not know what the screen resolution was set at, but these were the Macbook Pros that were on the tables for any customer to try out. All had CS5. None had CS6.
I am now beginning to think that this not the big issue that some have made it our to be. It might even be a non-issue. Based on what I saw, I would not hesitate to buy a new Macbook Pro with the new Retina display.
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I am now beginning to think that this not the big issue that some have made it our to be. It might even be a non-issue. Based on what I saw, I would not hesitate to buy a new Macbook Pro with the new Retina display.
The issue is is the Retina display being use by the OS as a high resolution display or is the OS scaling small sized application windos up in pixel size so the will be the same phycial size the would on a 100DIP display.
As Chris Cox wrote
If the user hasn't changed the OS scaling preferences, then Photoshop on a retina display will look just like Photoshop on a non-retina display.
It just won't have smooth text and UI edges that the increased resolution offers, and the image won't be using the full resolution of the display because the OS will be doubling all the pixels automatically.
Actually not 2x the pixels its takes 4x to double the resolution. Why buy a 226DIP display and run it as a 100dpi display just buy a cheaper 100DPI diplay. One should buy a 226 to use its as a 226dpi display. I would imagine you can switch between scalling and using native resolution. Also Photoshop should be able to run without scaling. Just have a hardware or sofware magnifying handy to enable you to read Pohoshop GUI till Adobe updates Photoshop with a GUI size option suitable for a 226Dpi resolution.
JJ, how many people buy a new computer for just what's available now? Think about how much better the Retina Display will look for apps that do know how to use it fully - and you can be sure Apple has some of them now (think iPhoto, etc.). And we already know Photoshop is going to have an update soon to use it.
Noel do you mean that iPhoto will be able to display image on screen with 4 times as many pixels as Photoshop and iPhoto image displayed will be sharper then Photoshops images display and close to print resolution Oh my. I still don't want to use apple GUI and conform to Steve Jobs marching ordere though he has a hell of a band its the devel in me.
I sure hope Adobe first fixes the bugs in Photoshop soon give me a break....
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Noel do you mean that iPhoto will be able to display image on screen with 4 times as many pixels as Photoshop and iPhoto image displayed will be sharper then Photoshops images display and close to print resolution Oh my.
I assume so, though I can't prove it as I have yet to play with one of these animals myself. It would be downright ridiculous if Apple's own software didn't take full advantage of Apple's own hardware, wouldn't it?
I actually own a retina macbook pro.
All retina optimized apps utilize the full resolution of the retina display. Almost all apple apps have been retina optimized at this point. Although, retina apps will appear to be the same size as a if being run on a screen running at 1440x900 (when the scaling option is set to that). However, more pixels are making up each element on the display making them extremely sharp. Apps that are not retina optimized are scaled to fit the massive resolution, making everyting noticeably blurry. I have an external 1680x1050 display. There is absolutely no comparison whatsoever between viewing pictures on that and viewing pictures on a retina compatable app on my macbook pro. I was stunned to see the amount of detail that I could see in my photos. It is truely amazing. However, opening those pictures in a non-retina app yeilds a blurry image.
In short:
*retina compatable apps are utilizing the FULL resolution of the retina dispaly even though they appear to be the same physical size as if they were being displayed on a 1440x900 monitor.
*non retina compatable apps are being upscaled to the fit the massive resolution of the display. This makes everything very blurry.
I own both a retina macbook pro and a 1440x900 macbook pro.
Placing the two next to each other, you notice that all the UI elements are the exact same physical size. However there is absolutely no comparison when it comes to sharpness.
Here is an example for you guys.
Lightroom has not been optimized for the retina display - so whatever it displayes is upscaled to 1440x900. Preview is retina optimized, so everything it displays is at the native (full) resolution of the retina display.
Look at the difference! (Lightroom 4 on left, preview on right) Lightroom is virtually unusable...
(Huge image, so I did not embed)
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/6533919/Screen%20Shot%202012-07-14%20at%209.2 3.27%20PM.png
Right click, click coppy link location, open new tab, and paste link into address bar.
>That seems a bit extreme. Are you saying it is worse there than on a computer mere mortals might have?
Yes - it looks much worse. When I say virtually unusable, I mean it is unusable.
I was under the conception that non retina apps would look the same as they did on my old computer. This is not the case at all - non retina apps look terrible - much worse than when viewed on a non retina display.
However, I do not understand the logic behind why these applications become visably blurry. Common sense would say that they should look the same as on a non retina display...
I'm really hoping Adobe updates these programs quickly...
EDIT: OK, I just brought up the same photo in LR on my old macbook pro and new macbook pro. I noticed something very strange. On my new macbook pro (retina), in Library mode, the image actually doesn't look that bad. I would say it is on par with the image on my old macbook pro and maybe even a little better. However, when I switch to develop mode on my new macbook pro, the image become noticeabley pixelated and definitely unusable. I am really confused now...
I think the retina display is so high quality that it exaggerates the low pixel density of images displayed natively on a 15" screen running at 1440x900. This is really hard to expalin... The display on my old macbook pro looks so bad in comparison to my new one, that it kinda masks the low quality of the images that it is displaying. However, the new retina display is such a beautiful display that it shows how pixelated images shown at 1440x900 on a 15" display really are. I hope you understand what I am trying to expalin...
All the resolutions supported have the same 16:10 or 8:5 aspect ratio so when the application window ther should not be any distortion to speak of. If you cut the resolition in half from 220 Dpi 2880x1800 pixels to 110Dpi 1440x900 the image should be quite sharp not that soft for four native 2880x1800 are used ro create one 1440x900 resolution pixel. However Apple does not support that resolution in fact none of the resolution supported is a multipal of 2880x1800 so scaling involves accessing the LCD panel at the sub pixel level to make pixels for a particular resolution. This will make softer looking images.
I do not understand why Apple does not support 110dpi. My ThinkPads have UXGA 15" displays 1600x1200 native resolution 133Dpi Photoshop look better on these displays then on my desktop UXGA 20" displays 1600x1200 native resolution 100Dpi. My Thinkpads also look great when run at half resolition 800x600 resolition 66DPI because its an exact mutipal of native resolution four native pixels are used to form one 800x600 resolution pixel.
1440x900 is one of the scaled options - you have that missing from the "Supported resolutions" list...
I am currently running the display at "Best for retina" which is the 1440x900 scaling option. Theoretically, the images displayed on non retina apps running at that resolution should look the same as when displayed on my old macbook pro (whose native resolution is 1440x900). However, placing them side-by-side, the retina display looks much worse. Images are not distoted. Rather, pixelation is very noticeable...
I think this has to do with the quality of the retina screen. The retina screen is so sharp, and such a bettern panel, that pixelation (visible pixels do to the low DPI of 1440x900 running on a 15" screen) is visible. On my old macbook pro, this pixelation is masked by the poor quality of the display. On the old macbook pro, you can see black lines between each pixel - this is not true on the new macbook pro. So this blurres the display elements of the old macbook pro and makes the pixelation less noticeable. The new macbook pro does not distort the images at all - so the pixelation is there to see without obstruction.
This is very hard to explain...
That makes more sence that list I posted was a copy paste from Apple's web site... http://www.apple.com/macbook-pro/specs/
Yes 110DPI is softer then 220Dpi at 110dpi it should still look about as good as your old 15" 1440x900 113Dpi resolution
That doesn't seem to be completely accurate. The fonts and UI items are rendered correctly, in a sharp way, and this means LR (4.1 at least) is using the image frameworks in a way that allow OSX to up-scale and render fonts in high resolution. This also makes it possible to actually display images at a very high quality inside lightroom.
You need to remember LR itself doesn't really know about HiDPI, so what it thinks is '1:1' is actually a '2:1' blow-up. You need to use 1:2 zoom level in Library mode to get accurate pixels. You get a quality on par with that of Preview, have a look at the example:
YMMV, this may depend on image sizes you have.
Now, in anything else than 1:2 zoom mode, things don't look that great, because (I think) LR will use the preview image, and scale it, and you get nasty pixels. In grid modes, it'll look great, since there's enough pixels to display the thumbs. Unfortunately, this trick works in Library only, while in Develop it looks much worse / unusable.
NPuter wrote:
Here is an example for you guys.
Lightroom has not been optimized for the retina display - so whatever it displayes is upscaled to 1440x900. Preview is retina optimized, so everything it displays is at the native (full) resolution of the retina display.
Look at the difference! (Lightroom 4 on left, preview on right) Lightroom is virtually unusable...
(Huge image, so I did not embed)
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/6533919/Screen%20Shot%202012-07-14%20at%209.2 3.27%20PM.png
Right click, click coppy link location, open new tab, and paste link into address bar.
Ask in the Lightroom forum http://forums.adobe.com/community/lightroom
I use Photoshop for web and mobile app design. I gave it a try on my MBP w/retina display, but had to revert to my 2 year old MBP because fonts, shapes, or any other graphical elements appear as though the pixels were doubled. And I am not talking about the application windows, I am referring to the PSD itself.
I have tried all the available display settings and non show crisp text or rounded edges. As a designer, it is impossible to work under these conditions. Believe me, I don't want to, but I am just about ready to return my new MBP.
Now this may not be the same issue for Photo editors, but it is a deal breaker UI designers.
Just wanted to add two notes:
1. 72dpi JPG comps are so small. Every image opens in its natural resolution, which is now 1/2 the size it used to be. So if you like to use the quick look feature, forget it. Website comps unreadable without zooming in.
2. I don't know how they will be able to fix this without increasing the dpi of a PSD. And then what implications does this have on performance? Will 72dpi really be 144dpi, but when I save an image for the web it reverts to 72dpi? Just not understanding how this will work.
I am no photoshop pro (mostly use lightroom, but I do play around with photoshop), but doesn't DPI have nothing to do with how the image is displayed on the computer screen? I thought DPI was only for print. On a computer screen, at 100% zoom, the photoshop image displays at native res - 1 computer pixel per 1 pixel of the document. So documents will only look smaller on the retina macbook pro.'
Please correct me if I'm wrong...
Devices like LCD displays have a fixed number of native pixels one size pixel hence one PPI resolution or DPI what ever term is dear to you hart. Printer devices like Ink Jet Printers can print pixels many sizes ut yo their max resolution when you use High quality Photo Paper. When you print an image on an Ink jet printer the printer print the image using the pixels size the image's print DPI is set to. For example 560 DPI so a square inch contains 560x560 pixels. You may set the ink jet printers print quality to something like 2880DPI. Ink Jet printer will use their higher resolution capabilities to paint in the images larger pixels the best they can for the set print quality setting. Displays have one size pixel one PPI. What you see on screen is an image that is that resolution. All displays do not have the sane PPI resolution they currently range from around 84ppi to the iPhone's 336ppi. An image displayed on a low resolution will physically be much larger the same image displayed on a high resolution display. So a text font designed for a low resolution display when displayed on a high resolution display will be unreadable for it will be smaller then fine print. When you scale/zoom an image on screen it being by software scaling the image by changing the number of pixels the images is being displayed with. Device drivers and firmware can scale LCD image to simulate lower resolution
I've also got a retina MBP, and PS/Lightroom. A quick summary:
Photoshop is *not* retina-enabled. If you have your retina display set to the "retina" option then everything in Photoshop -- the UI elements, menus, custom mouse cursors *and* the image display is scaled up 2x by the OS. It's apparently a bilinear scale, which seems about right. Because this scaling is carried out by the OS and Photoshop is unaware of it, changing the zoom level within Photoshop has no effect on visual quality.
This also means that pixel-accurate work will be difficult, and may be impossible -- I've not needed to do any on the retina screen yet.
Lightroom's UI is partially retina-ready. Seemingly it uses standard system text for most (if not all) of it's text labels within the app, so they all appear at retina quality. Graphical parts of the UI (button borders, icons etc) display upscaled as in Photoshop, although with retina text on top if they have it.
Photographs shown in the Library view at 1:2 scale appear indistinguishable from Apple Preview showing "Actual Pixels" view but all other image views (including 1:2 scale in Develop view and the grid view) are seemingly being scaled by the OS again, so exhibit the same scaling issues.
It occurs to me to add: all of these problems are bypassed if you use an external screen rather than the rMBP's built-in display. Obviously that isn't much comfort if you do the bulk of your image editing on the road or in a coffee shop, but if you spend a significant amount of time in an office/studio (as I do) where you have an external display (or several), then you can of course use that and Photoshop and Lightroom will both look as you might expect.


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Honda's Insight was great and all, but nobody wants a two seat car these days. So while the hybrid Accord is certainly an exciting addition, what's more awesome is Honda competing where we expect them to: with cheap cars for younger people.
Which is why they might be putting the Insight's engine into the Honda Fit. The Fit is already selling fairly well, as a stylish five door for way under $20k. And it already gets good gas mileage. But with the Insight's well tested and now fairly inexpensive drive train between its wheels, it could be boosted into the 60 mile per gallon range while staying a very inexpensive car.
But, as we reported earlier this month, Honda is also producing a small, cheap, full hybrid model in 2009. And that car is definitely not the Fit. So, while some executives at Honda have been talking up the Fit hybrid, its future seems unclear. I almost expect the Fit to go hybrid without much fanfare and be sold for around %15k, while the new, all-hybird model will be larger with more bold styling, and sell for slightly more.
But, by this point, it's all conjecture. In any case, the future of Honda's hybrids will be exciting, and we're not-so-patiently awaiting some real, hard news.
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Introduction / Salty Whisky
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I'm brand new to single malts, and only an occasional drinker. My first bottle of this elixir was a Glenfiddich 15yr Solera. My initial impression was "wow, this is different, but is it a good kind of different?" I worked my way through the bottle pretty slowly, and when it was out I decided that I would try some different styles of single malt. Earlier today I picked up two bottles from opposite ends of the single malt spectrum, a Glenlivet 12yr and a Laphroaig 10yr, to compare the two and figure out which style I preferred. The Glenlivet 12 was nice, easier to drink than the Glenfiddich 15, but not too different. After a short dram of the Glenlivet, I opened the Laphroaig 10yr and was absolutely blown away by the scent of the cork. Smoky and delicious, like a summer barbecue. Eagerly, I poured the dram and sniffed the glass for a long while before taking the first sip. My first sensation was of salty seawater on the tip of my tongue, followed by the smoky flavor I had anticipated. It tasted remarkably like the crust of charred meat, but with a certain sweetness, like a slice of deliciously charred bacon. Each successive taste contained less of the salty flavor and more of the smoke (so this is what peat tastes like!). When the glass was empty I continued to sniff the glass, which by this point smelled like the last dying embers of a fire. It should be obvious by this point that I'm absolutely enamored with the Laphroaig. My only regret is that I wish the salty sensation had lasted a bit longer. I know that Laphroaig is regarded as one of the peatiest islay malts, but is there such a thing as a genuinely "salty" whisky? |
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Salty, smokey, peaty are different flavours and any combination of them can be found in whiskies. Clynelish is a good example if you want to try something "salty"...however it is not peated and neither I can remember on any smokiness in it.
Funny you should mention Clynelish
Funny you should mention Clynelish, farr. I just picked up a bottle of Clynelish 14yr today, along with a Springbank 10yr. The Springbank was okay, and definately had some salty tones, but I much preferred the Clynelish. Subtly salty, and light, the Clynelish was a great dram, and contrasted well with the Laphroaig I mentioned in my original post.
Thanks to TheEtherMan for the numerous suggestions as well! I nearly picked up a bottle of Old Pulteney 12 to go with the Springbank, but the fellow I spoke with at the store introduced me to the Clynelish instead. However, Old Pulteney 12 is still on my short list! |
One of my favorites, but if you're already liking Laphroaig 10?, then you may like another of my favorites, Laphroaig Quarter Cask. |
Here's a little update after a few more tastings. I brought out my half-empty bottles of the Clynelish 14 and Springbank 10 today to compare them again, and things have certainly changed since the last time I tasted them.
The Springbank 10 had much more of a "bite" to it than I remembered, and was not really pleasant to drink. I'll have to revisit that one again in a month or so to see if things change. However, the Clynelish 14 was a real surprise! A few months after opening, this "salty" whisky has really come into its own! Even the nose had some slightly salty notes. The palette was balanced sweet and a little salty, and the finish was MUCH improved since I had last opened the bottle (It originally had a strange aftertaste, which has totally dissipated after a few months open). I've read that the Clynelish is a whisky that requires a lot of patience to allow it to really open up, and I definitely agree. |
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