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Posts by Martin
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CES wrap: let the battle of the tablets commence
An alternative....
"...but come march or april I suppose I'll have to fold and get an iPad 2, since I don't think anyone will have anything decent available ."
You could decide, like me and many other people, that an iPad is just a toy and you can manage without one - and spend five hundred notes or so on something useful?
Ubuntu Wayland: Shuttleworth's post-Mac makeover
hear hear!
I played with Unity. Wanted to launch a terminal for a command line. Click the button - it worked. OK, great. Wanted a second one - often useful. Click the button - it brought the first one to the front.
In fifteen minutes of searching, I could not work out how to launch a second terminal.
Moreover, on a netbook you're short of screen space. So what sort of system is it that takes up about ten percent on a taskbar on the left-hand side - which you can't get rid of??
I've heard good things about Mint...
Asus Eee PC 1015PEM
It worked!
I'll be damned - never even thought to investigate.
Not quite as straightforward as you said - when I plugged in the phone, it just gave me a buttone to share my files. But then go to Settings/Network & Wireless, and there is an option called "Tethering". Click on that - and I'm typing this using my tethered phone on my old AA1 using Ubuntu. (Not NBR - I hate it - but that's a different story.)
Thanks a lot! I can get rid of my separate wireless dongle now.
And yes - anything over £250 is silly money for a so-called netbook.
plug the phone into the netbook?
Tell me more, please....I've never managed to work out how to do that using Linux and an android phone.
David Attenborough dino doc shows limits of 3D TV
The future of 3D...
...is the same thing that made VHS and the internet take off - porn.
Virgin unwraps three-tuner über set-top
Speaking as someone who still has an old Thomson TIVO...
...this is brilliant news.
The TIVO software knocks spots off anything that either Sky+ or Virgin Media has done. The search facility is miles better, it automatically checkes for repeats of a program if you want to record something that clashes with a series you are recording, it records programs you might be interested in based on what you've previously recorded (and deletes them automatically to make space) - and you can tell it when it gets it wrong, too! - it can record programs based on the subject matter (record anything to do with chess, for example - you get some odd things turning up, but hey!)...
Can't wait.
Gear4 UnityRemote
the trick is...
..to ONLY use the Harmony remote. It remembers the state that everything is in. Put the old remote controls in a drawer or something.
I've got a 555 controlling six items and it almost always gets it right. And if it doesn't, press Help and it'll sort itself out.
Of course, the downside is when you lose the remote, you're completely screwed.
iAds to flood UK iPhones, iPads
There are no iAds on the phone itself....yet.
Linux servers for Windows folk: go on, give it a bash
That's how it worked in Jurassic Park....
How I built a zero energy cost, zero carbon home server
I considered a Sheevaplug...
...but in the end, I went for a Dockstar. It's a Western Digital jobby and it cost me £35 new. It runs my Squeezebox server beautifully - cheaper than the old Dell that I used to use!
This is the guy who did the real work - I just followed his instructions.
Tory councillor arrested over 'stoning to death' tweet
Seems unlikely....
...I don't think ANYTHING could make twitter more dull and pointless than it is.
Old PCs: When it's time to die
One advantage of upgrading to a modern PC is power - or lack of it.
I'm in the middle of replacing all my five-year-old machines at home (already running Linux) with low-power jobbies and SANs - I'll get the capital cost back in less than three years in lower electricity costs. And they'll be faster and quieter than the ones I already have.
Trucker jailed for deadly motorway gamble
A title is required....
No amount of putting a JOKE ALERT icon makes that funny. It's also not true.
iDapt i4 multi-purpose charger
"...and all for a reasonable charge."
Yes, very witty, well done.
Actually, it's pretty - but forty quid to charge your various gadgets seems a lot to me, given they all come with a charger in general.
Men suffer most in recession
Sarah, I'd like to apologise for the majority of my sex....
Judging by most of the posts here, I'm embarrassed to be associated with them
Talk about a load of nonsensical generalizations.....
Look, just read "The Myth of Mars and Venus", by Deborah Cameron.
On second thoughts, don't bother. It was written by a woman, and I imagine you believe that all women have a political agenda to show that they are better than they really are.
How thoroughly depressing seeing that post so upvoted.
Exclusively men, I imagine.
Women with the same skills and experience nevertheless end up getting rather less pay for the same job - especially in places where the salaries are not transparent. Because their bosses are the sorts of dinosaurs (like the poster above) who reckon they aren't worth paying so much because they are going to go off and have children.
And while those attitudes continue to exist, women will be paid less.
Opera Mobile for Android: Nearly there!
Why, oh why...
...do you find it necessary to use statements like "Are you a bit thick?" simply because you disagree with the previous poster?
Do you use phrases like this when you are chatting to people down the pub? If so, how often have you been punched in the nose for it?
Why do people have to be so bloody rude on the Internet?
I know - it's off topic, and it won't change a thing. It's just that every so often, this sort of thing gets my goat.
Windows to Linux defections to outpace Unix shifts in 2011
That IS depressing....
In the private sector, at least he'd have been more likely to be moved out, not sideways.
Philips 32PFL9705 Ambilight 32in LED backlit TV
£1300 for a 32" telly?
Seems a lot for pretty flashing lights to me....
There is also the argument that if you pay that much for a telly, it should not need to have the picture tweaked to get it "just right". I don't go to the cinema and demand to be able to adjust the colour balance - I expect it to be right. Same should apply to a decent telly.
I can't help feeling that people who mess around with the picture to get it "just right" are more interested in looking at the picture, rather than the movie. Bit like hi-fi buffs who listen to the sound, rather than the music.
Thieves jam key-fob lock signals in mystery car thefts
call me old-fashioned....
...but I'll never have that problem with my car.
Harrow flicks pirate thrown in slammer
Six months?
Yes, he should be punished. He knew what he was doing is against the law.
But he made no money out of it. It's quite likely that the film company lost no money out of it. A few sad people watched a fuzzy copy of the movie, and would almost certainly have not bothered to see it at all if it had not been free on the internet.
But six months in prison? Seems over the top to me.
(Unless, of course, it's not his first offence...)
Twitter airport bomb joker loses second job
I was beginning to wonder where the "everything that happens in this country is Brown and Blair's fault" brigade had got to. I was quite missing them.
Score +1 for the "Plunkett" - that's a new one, but -2 for no reference to NuLabour or Liebour.
Koran-burning 'pastor' loses website
And my suspicion is that his comment would be....
"Damn - why didn't I think of that?"
New iPod crew: 'Phoney, futuristic, retro, doomed'
Primary purpose?
The primary purpose of any Apple kit is to perform adequately and look good for a premium price. They are the Bang and Olufsen of the IT industry.
Netbooks Best Buys
Prices have never been lower???
The lowest price on here is £249; some reach £350.
I paid £175 for my AA1 two years ago, and you could also get the eee for around £200.
By now, I was expecting prices to have dropped to the £100-£150 mark. Instead, bucking the trend everywhere else, the prices have gone UP.
Microsoft gets Speedos in a twist over half-naked 'Meter Maids'
Actually, no he's not...
I entirely agree with him.
Of course it objectifies women. By definition, the women employed by this team are being selected PURELY on the basis of their looks - they have to stand around and look good in bikinis. That's objectification, pure and simple.
And yes - I frankly find it embarrassing to see women like this at trade shows - or anywhere else except at the beach or hotel swimming pool, in all honesty.
I thought this sort of thing went out in the seventies.
Shopping mall mulls Supreme Court bid to back no-speaking ban
It doesn't matter WHAT the subject is, someone on this forum has to find a way of slagging off Labour (even though they aren't even in power anymore) - and, furthermore, has to put in a "witty" misspelling of it.
Which you seem to have misspelled - isn't the so-called joke "Liebour"?
Solar plasma aurora storm to hit Earth
tomorrow today!
That's at least three times that joke has been made...
Amazon takes Kindle to the UK
One other point....
One of the major points about the PRS505 is the case - it folds over like a book cover, and it means you can hold it one-handed just like a book. The page turn is under your thumb, and it just works.
Without a case like this, I'm not sure the Kindle is so comfortable to read.
And I don't like the keyboard.
But a hundred and nine quid....give it a year, and it'll be less than a hundred, and I don't know that I'll be able to resist it at that price.
An 8 hour battery life - woo hoo!
Compared to a two-week battery life on a Kindle or Sony Reader.
Also pleased about pricing....
...but it's still ug-leee!
Especially compared to the PRS-505 which, in terms of looks, still leads the way.
My only REAL concern is that the books you buy from Amazon will only be readable on the Kindle - is that true? If so, it's not exactly what I'd call satisfactory.
Lord Peter views the logfile
That is all.
Raumfeld multi-room wireless music system
Who buys this?
The sort of person who wants one of these will already have a hi-fi system and/or a computer with his music stored on it. So why would you spend another £1200 on another one?
Silly money for what it is.
Ten... Premium iPod Speakers
If your ten quid speakers are better than your mate's £1000+ hifi
...something is SERIOUSLY wrong with your mate's hi-fi. (Or your ears?)
Ten quid speakers can sound OK, but a five-hundred-pound hifi will sound MUCH better.
As for me, I'll stick to my squeezeboxen. Never been able to see the point of an iPod dock.
Apple iPad run rate hits 2m units a month
False dichotomy alert!
"DisplaySearch's figures put the combined total number of netbooks and tablets at just under 10m units worldwide these days - where it's been for the past four quarters. If Apple does shift 6m iPads then that's bad news for netbook manufacturers - it's six million machines they won't themselves sell."
That's the same sort of argument that assumes that every illegal mp3 download is a lost CD sale. I'm surprised at you.
iPad users and netbook users are not the same people - an iPad purchase is not by definition a lost netbook sale. Apart from anything else, iPad users are generally a lot richer....
Mega new climate science: 'Runaway' effect exaggerated
Cue loads of people saying "Told you so..."
That is all.
eBay shill bidder gets £5,000 fine
Murder is a bit of a special case....
But in general, if you have a clean record, you are more likely to get a lesser sentence. That's exactly how the law works.
Bet it's how it worked when your parents punished you too.
Southpaws up in arms over iPhone 4
A real man?
Real men don't go "Eeeuw..."
Iomega Prestige Portable 1TB
Just one question....
"I reformatted the Prestige to the FAT 32 file system."
Why ?
iPhone 4: Perfect for everyone, except humans
@Brian 6 - @Pyers
Why is it that on the internet, people seem to think that bloody rudeness is some sort of substitute for reasonable argument?
If Pyers had stated in a pub that he knew quite a lot about antenna theory, and you, Brian 6, had said to him, "Actually, you know nothing about antenna theory", he'd have, quite justifiably, told you where to get off.
Inevitable Mac OS X 10.6.4 update problems surface
Not quite that....
....but, as the ranter above said, the default position is that it will work. And it WILL work for 99.several nines% of updaters.
But those that fail are the interesting ones - especially if yours has also failed. They can be grouped together and solutions found.
I agree - "Well, mine worked OK" is about as futile a post as you can make on here when discussing updates. Won't stop them happening, though.
Stephen Fry's truly terrible mistake
Internet radio is the way forward.
Internet radio doesn't need a PC. It just needs (gosh!) an internet connection.
Is your office World Cup sweepstake legal?
Baseball? - rounders played by men?
And has the cheek to call its main tournament a "World Series" when no-one except the USA plays it?
At least cricket really IS a world sport.
And if you think cricket is boring, you've obviously never watched it on a village green on a sunny afternoon from the garden of the village pub. Bliss!
AT&T to ax unlimited data plans on iPhone Monday
Come on.
I know it's a US story, but El Reg is still a UK site.
MSI Wind U160
Hear hear!
I bought my Aspire One for £175. It's got pretty poor battery life, it's a bit sluggish. But it does the basics. If I want more than the basics, I'll go to my desktop or a decent laptop.
£330? What am I getting for the extra £155 over my Aspire One? (Apart from Windows, which I don't want or need...)
I Married a Monster from ISO 9000
But - the "contraversial" second verse? Not like you, Ms Stob!
BBC nicely summarises Gordon Brown's legacy
Good riddens?
Labour claim to be proud of what they did for education, but judging by the evidence....
Election losers? Our clapped-out parties
Displaying your prejudices again...
"The (Labour) party always treated its core vote with contempt, housing them in rabbit hutches, expecting them to be grateful for it, and resenting them when they asked to paint the front door of the flat a different colour. A strain of puritanism in Labour's roots also resented the proles ever having any fun."
OK - I was born in 1955. In the fifties, the new towns were build, with LOADS of new council houses. They were hardly rabbit hutches. I know, I was brought up in Hemel Hempstead, living in a two-bedroom then a three-bedroom council house. A helluvan improvement for my parents over living in a single room in their parents' house.
In the sixties, there were new state schools being built, with exceptional facilities. Again, I went to one, and I visited several others. It's only over the last five to ten years that I've seen state schools again having similarly good facilities. (Oh look - it was another Labour government.)
And as for the "streak of puritanism" - that's just opinionated crap, based on nothing.
If this is what you reckon "treating their core vote with contempt" is, I'd like to see a bit more of it, personally.
Mobe-wielding drivers getting away with it
Not comparing apples with apples...
The difference is that police drivers are (a) massively more competent than the average driver and (b) trained to use Airwave and drive at the same time.
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Settlement Construction 311.
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The government on Sunday is set to approve a new ministerial committee on West
Bank settlements that would remove the issue from the purview of the full
cabinet and place it in the hands of 11 ministers.It will deal with
issues of policy, construction authorizations and demolitions, including the
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This week's stand-up opener is about Oprah, and how Kathy wants to steal her thunder by opening a "Kathy Griffin Leadership Academy For Girls" in Mexico. "Para las niñas," of course. And as luck would have it, that's what's happening on the show this week. Back at the house, Kathy tells Team Griffin that they're taking a working vacation in Mexico, where they're going to fix up a school library in three days and call it a Leadership Academy. So the punch line to the joke is a shoddy, half-assed school in Mexico? Ha...ha? Just for that, I'm going to note that this week features a truly unfortunate array of wigs on Mrs. Kathy. (And by the way, when I say "wig," bear in mind that I have no concrete knowledge of the state of Kathy's follicles, but she's made wig and fake-hair jokes before, and somethin' in there is synthetic, so that's the word I'm goin' with.) Anyway, Kathy's also planning on hitting Woz up for some know-how and some free computers. Of course Woz, like Steadman, is being kept in the dark.
The next day (or, you know, "next" day), Kathy has her friend Michael McDonald from MadTV over. I don't watch that show, but I will always have a teeny space in my heart for McDonald as the voice of Gandhi on Clone High. So Kathy explains the deal with the escuela while Jessica and Tiffany giggle and make cookies. McDonald plays the incredulous asshole, with the sarcastic clapping and the annoyed sighing, very much like the guy he played on Scrubs that one time.
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Jam sessions jazz up Sundays at Hotel Indigo
Date: November 29, 2012
by: Yaryna Klimchak | Staff Writer
The Jazz Club of Sarasota has teamed up with Hotel Indigo to host Sunday Jam Sessions. The non-profit organization encourages musicians and vocalists to come and perform for jazz enthusiasts.
"It gives local musicians a chance to express their talents and they enjoy that," said Jazz Club Vice President George McLean.
The Jazz Club of Sarasota pays for a core trio of piano players, bass players and drummers and lets other musicians join in. Walk-ins who are interested in playing are put on a roster before playing two to three songs.
"We want musicians of professional quality," said Jazz Club President Dave Walrath. "We never know who is going to walk through that door."
The jam sessions started about 12 weeks ago and have since grown in attendance and participation, with 60 to 125 attendees each week.
"I think it's going to work, and we are excited about it. It's growing more and more, and the word is getting out," said McLean.
Although attendance among the older crowd is growing, McLean and Walrath encourage more young people to get involved.
"We need younger people and they like the music; they just don't have a place to play it," said Walrath.
Sunday Jam Sessions are held Sundays from 3 to 5:30 p.m. at Hotel Indigo, 1223 Blvd. of the Arts, Sarasota. The cover charge is $5 and admission is free for performers.
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The Cuban expression "mañana, mañana." is often interpreted by Anglos as an excuse for laziness. In fact, the saying speaks volumes about its island of origin. In a country that has been led by one Castro or another for more than half a century, what hope can there be that tomorrow will be any different from today?
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Nebraska basketball coach Tim Miles will receive his $150,000 bonus as the Huskers were chosen Sunday for the NCAA Tournament. They'll play Baylor Friday in San Antonio.
NU (19-11) had to sweat until its name was called. The Huskers are in the tournament for the first time since 1998.
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By Harriet Ernstsons Tuesday 18 December 2012 Updated: 19/12 10:06
THE REDDITCH man who spent a decade camped outside the Houses of Parliament as a protest against the Iraq war could be immortalised in bronze at the spot he occupied.
Artist Amanda Ward has created a model which fellow campaigners hope will be turned in to a nine foot statue in the likeness of Brian Haw, who passed away last year following a battle with lung cancer.
The 62-year-old hit the headlines in 2001 when he set-up camp in Parliament Square, which was bitterly opposed by those in power with repeated attempts made to evict him including a High Court ruling secured by London Mayor Boris Johnson in March 2011.
The campaign needs to raise £60,000 to build and install the statue but any permanent tribute would also require planning permission. It has already been backed by a host of famous faces including philosopher and linguist Noam Chomsky, actress Vanessa Redgrave and MPs such as Caroline Lucas.
Any extra money raised will be donated to the Fallujah General Hospital in Iraq to help children orphaned by the war.
On the group's blog, Ms Ward said: "My project is to produce a fitting memorial to Brian Haw who bravely campaigned against war for ten years in Parliament Square and also for the people of Iraq and the two million who marched in vain.
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Redditch MP Karen Lumley said as long as campaigners raised the money and the proper permissions could be gained she had no objection to the idea.
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Mass Effect Galaxy is an action role-playing game developed by BioWare and released on iOS. The story focuses on backstory of one of the companion characters from Mass Effect 2 and plays from a top-down perspective with the levels becoming more maze-like as the player progresses.
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Wine clubs make excellent gifts! You probably already know this and it's why you're looking at this page. Our wine club gifts are all pre-paid wine club subscriptions. We call them gifts because that is the most common reason people choose a pre-paid membership. Even if you aren't using this page to buy a wine gift, it is a good way to find fixed-length and pre-paid wine club memberships for yourself.
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Overview: Club W is a new kind of wine club—get a personalized list of available selections each month and then choose your own wine. Very flexible in size of shipment and what goes in the box each month. This makes for a great gift, too!
What We Love: We love the great selection of quirky wines mostly priced at $13 with some better wines sprinkled in. We are especially impressed with the whites and roses which deliver knockout value. We love that you can put as many wines in your box as you want, and that shipping is free on 6 or more bottles.
Could Be Better: The wine descriptions tend to purposely avoid helpful terms that experienced wine drinkers look for in selecting bottles (i.e., no references to "buttery" or "acidic"), and the red wines haven't been our cup of tea. It's hard to sell a good red wine for $13, but we think they can do better here.
Overview: An incredibly popular wine club delivering the highest-quality wines among the two-bottle monthly wine clubs.
What We Love: Consistency. We've been receiving their shipments for years and we've never had a wine we didn't like. You can't really ask for more than that from a wine club.
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Could Be Better: As this wine club continues to add more benefits like a satisfaction guarantee, discounts on reorders, partnerships to enhance their wine pairing, and more choices for customization, we only have praise for Plonk.
Overview: Tremendous value, excellent quality, and guaranteed wines make this a wine club perfect for anyone looking for an easy monthly wine club.
What We Love: There people who have been members of this wine club for over 20 years! The average wine club's membership length is 4 months.
Could Be Better: No recommendations for improvement here. This wine club sets the bar high as a standard for all other wine clubs.
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Overview: When considering a two-bottle a month wine club for yourself or someone else, this wine club ought to be near the top of your list.
What We Love: When it comes to places to find deals on wine, we often look to the California Wine Club. Not only do they start with great prices on their Premier Series wines, but they also have fantastic discounts after the shipments have gone out.
Could Be Better: We'd like to see them offer bigger shipments.
Overview: A premium-level California wine club featuring some of the finest wines produced in California.
What We Love: They reward volume purchasing! If you can afford it, by upgrading to the 4-bottle per shipment program you can save up to $13 per bottle.
Could Be Better: It seems like the price on this wine club is a little higher than it needs to be, so dropping it a bit and extending more of a discount to their premium subscribers would make us happy.
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Overview: Uncorked Ventures' "Special Selection" is indeed special. We love the careful mix of "big scores" and "unique finds" they feature in this club.
What We Love: We're quite impressed with most of the past selections from Uncorked Ventures, especially as they include some of our favorite West Coast wine-growing regions.
Could Be Better: We'd love to see more content on their website to talk about their wine-selection process, some of the awesome stories from the road, and even their monthly newsletter.
Overview: The most popular varietal for single-varietal wine clubs is probably Pinot Noir but none of the other wine clubs come with the precedent of quality set by Gold Medal Wine Club.
What We Love: They seek out truly special Pinot Noir selections from California and around the world. Pinot Noir is a very fussy grape and we're happy to have them do the legwork for us.
Could Be Better: We don't have any suggestions for what to improve within the Pinot Noir Series wine club. Yay!
Overview: A unique opportunity to sample hard-to-find, high-end wines at everyday prices. No other premium wine club comes close.
What We Love: We love that Paul streams his wine-tasting sessions live over the Internet so we can see what he's tasting and how much he's rejected.
Could Be Better: No recommendations for improvement here. This wine club sets the bar high as a standard for all other wine clubs.
Overview: A top-tier wine club designed for collectors and connoisseurs that is sure to impress you and your guests.
What We Love: For a wine club that picks out such excellent wine, they don't need to be so customer-friendly on their extra features... but they are! We can't help but love their attention to detail.
Could Be Better: We don't have any suggestions for what to improve within the Diamond Series wine club. Yay!
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Create custom branded corporate wine gifts in three easy steps! Work with wine experts to select the perfect wine for your gifts based on your desired budget and wine preferences; Select any of the gift bags or gift boxes for your gifts; Customize your wine gifts with your company logo. Click to see options.
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Create perfect pairings with food-friendly wines and The Washington Post Cookbook. A treat for the foodie—The Washington Post's collection of reader favorite recipes with three food-loving wines makes the perfect gift for the aspiring or established cook in your life. The Washington Post Cookbook presents a collection of Reader's favorites curated from the last 50 years. A French Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc, a bold Spanish Rioja Tempranillo and a Bordeaux-inspired Cabernet Sauvignon from Chile pair to some of the recipes from this fantastic cookbook!
Swirl, Sip, Savor Party Gift
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Do you know a wine lover who loves to entertain? This is the perfect gift for them. Great for wine lovers of all knowledge levels, this party in a box supplies all of the essentials for a fun evening of swirling, sipping and savoring amazing wines. Three diverse cuvées paired with "All You Need is Wine," the most complete wine tasting party kit. Included in the game are 10 cloth numbered wine bags, paper glass tags, note sheets, tasting tips and more.
Dom Perignon Vintage Champagne in Signature Gift Box
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In the Champagne world, Vintage years are a rare treat. Most champagne is blended into Non-Vintage (NV) bottlings for consistency and quality control from year to year, but when a really great vintage comes along, they also do a special bottling. Krug is among the finest Champagnes available and this well-designed gift box makes for an elegant presentation of this superb selection.
California White Wine Trio
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This is a delightful selection of white wines from California expressing the tremendous variety in winemaking and viticulture of the region. The Pine Ridge Viognier-Chenin Blanc is an unusual white with broad appeal for adventurous wine drinkers, Clos du Val is a firmament of fine Napa Valley Chardonnay, and Lincourt is a delightful unoaked presentation of Chardonnay from the Santa Rita Hills AVA in Santa Barbara County. This gift can be personalized, too!
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Cabernet is the king of wines and Napa Cabs are the most renowned cabernet sauvignons produced in the new world. Explore different styles of wine including the incredibly popular Silver Oak. High quality treats and tasteful packaging round out this stellar gift.
Hidden Gems Wine Gift
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There are always terrific deals to be found on high-quality, elegant wines—sold far below the prices of similar wines—if you know where to look. One such place is a wine club associated with a famous chef, because those chefs are picky and they like a bargain. This gift of six interesting selections from around the world are sure to please any wine lover, and your budget—each wine is paired with paired with celebrated recipes from much-lauded Michael Mina restaurants.
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We love this champagne gift basket because no matter which champagne you choose, you can't lose. Moet & Chandon is an excellent champagne and Dom is the King of Pop so splurge if you can!
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Time Out saysIn 1941, the well-meaning, vaguely leftist Broadway playwright of the title (Turturro) tries to settle into a rancid Hollywood hotel room to write his first script for eccentric mogul Jack Lipnick (Lerner). Trouble is, it's a Wallace Beery wrestling pic, and he develops a severe case of writer's block. His only hope, it seems, is to take inspiration from a fellow writer's 'secretary' (Davis) and from his insurance salesman neighbour (Goodman), welcomed by Fink as a living paradigm of the 'Common Man'. The tortuous narrative twists that have always marked the Coens' work here inform the entire structure of the movie. As it suddenly shifts gear from its bizarre blend of brooding psychodrama and screwball satire, the film accelerates into a Gothic fantasy as outrageous as it is terrifying. Somehow everything coheres, thanks to the Coens' superb writing and assured direction, and a roster of marvellous performances. The result works on numerous levels, thrilling the mind, ears and eyes, and racking the nerves.
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Wed Sep 25, 1991
116 mins
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Michael Lerner, Jon Polito, Judy Davis, John Mahoney, John Goodman, John Turturro, Tony Shalhoub
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Joel Coen
Roger Deakins
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While you're busy scheduling ultrasounds and having a shower thrown in your (and baby's!) honor, your guy may be feeling like he's watching from the sidelines. But there are some (not-so-obvious) ways to make sure he feels appreciated and important.Comments
You and your children can cook up some family fun time in the kitchen this winter by baking a duo of hearty dishes: TacoFluffins, a tasty, easy recipe for kids in the kitchen, and Lemon Snowmen that will bring out the kids creativity.Comments
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Originally published on Wed October 24, 2012 2:43 pm
It's Tuesday — exactly two weeks out from Nov. 6, Election Day. Why is voting day for American federal elections always a Tuesday? The answer is a bit obscure and has to do with buggies.
Let me explain.
The story starts all the way back with the Founding Fathers. "The Constitutional Convention just met for a very brief time during the summer of 1787," Senate Historian Don Ritchie says. "By the time they got finished they were exhausted and they hadn't made up their minds on a lot of things."
Originally published on Tue October 23, 2012 12:55 am
For most American viewers, including this one, much of Monday night's presidential debate on foreign policy was conducted as though it were in a foreign language.
References to Mali, to former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, missile shields in Poland, "status of forces" agreements — could only have befuddled the voting public.
It's not that the candidates invoked unimportant issues. And it's not that the two held so elevated a conversation mere mortals could not understand. It's that they were debating almost entirely in tone rather than content.
Originally published on Tue October 23, 2012 1:10 am
In at least one sense, the final presidential debate of the year looked a lot like the previous ones between Mitt Romney and President Obama.
Regardless of what they were asked, each offered talking points he had prepared and was determined to make. The candidates, not moderator Bob Schieffer of CBS News, set both the tone and the pace of the debate.
That included switching gears far from the nominal subject of Monday's debate in Boca Raton, Fla., which was foreign policy. The domestic economy received at least as much attention and verbiage as Iran, Libya or China.
Originally published on Tue October 23, 2012 1:05 am
It's Tigers vs. Giants at the World Series.
The San Francisco Giants came back to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 9-0 in Game 7 of the National League Championship Series Monday.
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Originally published on Tue October 23, 2012 10:55 am
Fact checkers got a shout out Monday night from President Obama when he declared that Republican challenger Mitt Romney had repeated "the biggest whopper that's been told during the course of this campaign."
"Every fact checker and every reporter who's looked at it, governor, has said this is not true," the president pointed out — correctly — during Monday's debate after Romney charged that Obama went on an "apology tour" during his first year in office.
Originally published on Tue October 23, 2012 12:14 am
Foreign policy proved to be a subject that kept the tone mostly substantive tonight in the third and final debate between President Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney before the Nov. 6 election.
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Arlington National Cemetery, which has come under intense criticism in recent years because of unmarked graves, misplaced records and mishandling of some veterans' cremated remains, today launched an online database (and apps) that it hopes will allow "family members and the public to find gravesites and explore Arlington's rich history."
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The high school debaters at the Bay Area Urban Debate League get together every week in downtown Oakland, Calif., to hone their arguments and debating styles. But the young debaters have had a chance during the recent presidential debates to see how it's done on the national stage.
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|Stay-Rod? Alex Rodriguez tells New York Yankees he wants to stay in pinstripes
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In a startling turn of events, Alex Rodriguez and his wife met with New York Yankees executives Hal and Hank Steinbrenner on Wednesday in Tampa, Fla., and the star third baseman told the team he wants to stay in pinstripes.
His longtime agent, Scott Boras, wasn't involved in the meeting Wednesday, but said he's trying to work out a deal with the Yankees. New York officials sounded confident the negotiations could lead to an agreement.
``The past is the past. I don't know what brought about him approaching us,'' Yankees senior vice president Hank Steinbrenner said in a telephone interview. ``I guess you could say things didn't go the way before that he intended on and weren't handled properly or whatever.
``But the bottom line, the only thing that really matters, is he wants to stay a Yankee. And it could be very well that he's always wanted to stay a Yankee and we just didn't know it.''
Rodriguez, likely to win his third AL MVP award next week, had not made any public statements since becoming a free agent following the Yankees' first-round loss to Cleveland in the playoffs. After consulting with his wife and family, Rodriguez reached out to Hank and his brother, Hal, through a third party.
``It became clear to me that I needed to make an attempt to engage the Yankees regarding my future with the organization,'' Rodriguez said in a statement. ``Prior to entering into serious negotiations with other clubs, I wanted the opportunity to share my thoughts directly with Yankees' ownership. We know there are other opportunities for us, but Cynthia and I have a foundation with the club that has brought us comfort, stability and happiness.''
When first contacted, the Yankees wondered whether the message was serious. Before Rodriguez terminated his record $252 million, 10-year contract on Oct. 28 - forfeiting $72 million over the final three seasons - Boras told the Yankees they would have to make a $350 million offer just to get a meeting with the third baseman.
Boras spent time in Miami meeting with Rodriguez in recent days.
``Alex and Cynthia have visited with the Steinbrenners and Yankee officials, and following that meeting Alex has instructed me to discuss contract terms with Brian Cashman and Randy Levine,'' Boras said, referring to the general manager and the team president.
After the opt out decision, Hank Steinbrenner and Cashman said talks were over because the Yankees lost the $21.3 million subsidy the Texas Rangers agreed to at the time of the 2004 trade that sent A-Rod to New York.
New York let A-Rod know that giving up the $21 million was pretty much a precondition for any talks.
``I also understand that I had to respond to certain Yankees concerns, and I was receptive and understanding of that situation,'' Rodriguez said. ``Cynthia and I have since spoken directly with the Steinbrenner family. During these healthy discussions, both sides were able to share honest feelings and hopes with one another, and we expect to continue this dialogue with the Yankees over the next few days.''
Said Steinbrenner: ``He's willing to make certain sacrifices. It certainly appears that way.''
``The biggest thing with me, and it's no secret with all of us, is the money we would have had from Texas that we don't now,'' he went on. ``But he's willing to do something about that, which shows his dedication. And also, the other thing was, me being convinced he really wanted to be a Yankee, and it kind of looks to me like he does.''
One other team that might have been an option for Rodriguez was the Los Angeles Dodgers, owned by Frank and Jamie McCourt.
``I think definitely we would have been involved,'' new manager Joe Torre said Wednesday evening at a charity event in New York after learning about A-Rod's chat with the Yankees. ``The McCourts are committed to helping this ballclub in any way they can to get them to where they want to be, win championships.''
Torre, who managed Rodriguez in New York the past four seasons, said the two haven't spoken since the end of the season.
Before Rodriguez opted out, the Yankees were prepared to make an initial extension offer of four or five years with an average yearly salary of $25 million to $30 million. A logical endpoint for a deal could be to take the $72 million the Yankees owed, subtract the $21 million New York lost from Texas, add $10 million in escalators A-Rod would have earned in 2009 and 2010, and then add seven seasons at $30 million annually. That would total $271 million for the next 10 years.
AP Baseball Writer Mike Fitzpatrick contributed to this report.


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7 Tiny Backyard Retreats
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Dwell on Design Artist-in-Residence: Tanya Aguiñiga
Furniture designer, craftsperson, and community activist Tanya Aguiñiga will be the artist-in-residence at Dwell on Design, bringing to the exhibition an artful, interactive process of providing...02.26.13
Not to Be Missed: Peter Zumthor Reimagines LACMA
It's been the talk of L.A. since the design was revealed in June: the Pritzker Prize–winning Swiss architect's amoebic reinterpretation of the east campus of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art ...09.06.13
AIA|LA Restaurant Design Awards at Dwell on Design
Dwell on Design will once again roll out the red carpet for the 9th Annual AIA Los Angeles Restaurant Design Awards, to be held onstage on Saturday, June 22 at 4 pm.02.27.13
Furniture Focus: Dwell on Design 2013
Every summer, Dwell on Design hosts regional, national, and international designers who show off their wares and demonstrate their unique processes. In June 2013, we'll showcase home goods and...05.21.13
Dwell Behind the Scenes at Dwell on Design 2013
Ever wondered how a project gets into the pages of Dwell? Or how a Dwell layout is created? Get the inside info straight from the Dwell creatives onstage at Dwell on Design 2013.photos by: Alejandro Chavetta03.07.13
6 Modern Soaking Tubs
From a rustic, 19th-century trough clad in stainless steel to a couple's Zen bath fronted by smooth pebbles, here are 6 modern soaking tubs designed to inspire you to find creative ways to pamper...08.09.13
Exploring the Future of 3D Printing: Day 2
The second day of the Media Bistro–sponsored 3D Inside Printing Conference and Expo offered more exploration of the industry, including an exploration of the coding associated with creating 3D...09.25.13