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I think I'm in love with missing you more than I'm in love with you.
― Seeker Lover Keeper
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People say "there are other fish in the sea," I say 'fuck you, she was my sea.'
― Jen Faulkner
There is always one person you love who becomes that definition. It usually happens retrospectively, but it happens eventually. This is the person who unknowingly sets the template for what you will always love about other people, even if some of these loveable qualities are self-destructive and unreasonable. The person who defines your understanding of love is not inherently different than anyone else, and they're often just the person you happen to meet the first time you really, really, want to love someone. But that person still wins. They win, and you lose. Because for the rest of your life, they will control how you feel about everyone else.
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I hope that you find something or someone to latch on to
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Only certified TM teachers can provide instruction in the authentic Transcendental Meditation technique.
In the U.S., the certification of TM teachers is available exclusively from Maharishi Foundation USA, a federally-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization. Certified TM teachers have successfully completed an intensive 5-month in-residence Teacher Training Course, and they maintain their certification through ongoing professional courses for TM teachers.
Carol holds an M.A. in Counselor Education and an M.A. in Maharishi Vedic Science. She first knew that she wanted to teach the Transcendental Meditation technique while working as a high school guidance counselor. She had been practicing the TM technique since 1973, and found that her students were more interested in reducing stress in their lives and finding inner happiness than in solving their day-to-day problems. It was then that she realized that she would have more to offer as a teacher of the TM technique than as a guidance counselor. She and her husband Bob teach the TM program in Southeast and Southwest Iowa, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois, and have taught in businesses, educational settings, and to individuals from all walks of life. She enjoys bike riding, swimming, hiking, and family.
"I love seeing the positive changes in all the people I teach. I cannot imagine a more fulfilling and worthwhile profession."
Bob learned the Transcendental Meditation technique in 1968 and became a TM teacher in 1970. He holds a B.A. in Religious Studies from Hofstra University. After teaching the TM technique for over ten years, Bob went into business and raised a family. He returned to teaching full time several years ago, and is now, along with his wife Carol, the Executive Regional Director for the central states area. Bob enjoys traveling, hiking, and playing with his grandchildren.
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Guilfest 2004
Date: 16 Jul 2004 - 18 Jul 2004
Venue: Stoke Park, Guildford, UK
Fashionable festivals the new catwalk
Zany designer John Galliano's unveils his latest collection inspired by crusty Glasto goers, in the same week that a leading modeling agency reveals festivals have becoming hotspots for new talent.
New Additions to Guilfest
The Damned, Tim Booth, The Alarm and The Saw Doctors, Beta Band, Hamell On Trial and Steve Harley & The Cockney Rebel and more...
Three more acts for Guilfest
Guilfest is drip-feeding new bands onto the bill as they are being confirmed - so here's the latest three offerings from the festival that's so close to London it ought to talk with a Cockney accent!
Guilfest Special Guests Confirmed
The Stranglers, Katie Melua and Ocean Colour Scene will support the headliners at this year's Guilfest, while The Levellers return for an acoustic slot.
Guilfest 2004 Headliners Announced!
Just when you thought a festival couldn't get any better, Guilfest goes and announces three classic bands to headline each day. If you were a teenager in the eighties, this could well be the line-up of the summer for you!
Guilfest 2004 dates announced
Dates for this year's Guilfest have just been announced, and the festival is moving back to its usual spot on the third weekend in July (Friday 16 - Sunday 18 July).


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Amy Quispe - How Carnegie Mellon Created a More Inclusive Hackathon
The reasons why women weren't going to hackathons were the reasons why people weren't going to hackathons. - It's incredible that we had so many female participants, but it's also incredible that we had so many participants. We made a hackathon that was friendlier and more accessible to our community. We didn't paint it pink. We figured out why women didn't want to come to hackathons and we did our best to fix those problems.
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Meek. Leader. I can do all things through God who strengthens me.
Its not that I don't wanna wish you a happy birthday. So when you see this, HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Thanks for the times.
Haha sorry I'm just afraid.
Things has been shitty. Starting from studies, ball and social life and whatsoever. Now working my ass off for studies, aint gonna waste a year cause I didn't really study for 1st sem. Ball next year is gonna be shitty. But the only good thing is confirmation! Hmmm random injuries here and there.
I'm just trying to do whatever I can to cover my stupidity in the 1st sem. Damn. Fate for next year lies in the expense of a 10 days.
Lifes in a mess. Damn.
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New Zealand architect Davor Popadich invoked nautical sheds in his unconventional design for his family's home on Auckland's North Shore.written by: Jeremy Hansenphotos by: Simon Devitt02.05.12
Small Amidst Sprawl
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To maximize their small Warsaw loft, transatlantic designers Aleksander Novak-Zemplinski and Becky Nix handcrafted a fleet of double-duty furnishings.written by: Sally McGranephotos by: Andreas Meichsner11.20.12
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CBS is not expecting a backlash from the LGBTI community over the 12th season plot
Two and a Half Men is hardly known for its subtlety, so be wary for a new plot in the final season of the Chuck Lorre CBS comedy.
The 12th season will kick off with Walden, played by Ashton Kutcher, experiencing a health scare that will lead him to an 'existential crisis'.
In an attempt to add more 'meaning' to his life, he decides he wants to adopt.
With Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and Princess Beatrice slated to become the first 'celebronauts' in space, who will be the first openly LGBTI person to take a commercial space flight?
To date, we know of only one person from the LGBTI community who's been in space.
We didn't learn the first woman in space Sally Ride was a lesbian until decades after her death.
An estimated 500 people have already traveled into outer space, so statistically speaking at least a few of them must have been closeted.
In an exclusive interview with Gay Star News, the gay Radio 1 DJ talks about future documentaries and sending drunken tweets to Rihanna
Gay DJ Scott Mills has spoken frankly in an exclusive interview with Gay Star News.
Sat on a sofa in London's West End, we chatted to the Radio 1 DJ about the worst place in the world to be gay, sending drunken tweets to Rihanna, and Tom Daley in his swimsuit.
You haven't talked about your sexuality very much in the past, is your book a departure from that?
Ashton Kutcher acts as a gay and Indian character in a series of fake dating videos for a PopChips campaign
American actor Ashton Kutcher has offended some viewers of a snack commercial by playing a gay stereotype.
Kutcher, known for hosting the television series Punk'd, acts as a French gay character called Darl looking for love in one of a series of fake dating videos.
The video is part of the PopChips campaign, which cost a reported $1.5million (£929,022, €1.14million) launched on Wednesday (2 May).
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25 Questions You Were Too Afraid To Ask A Pregnant Woman, Answered
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A teeny tiny bit NSFW.
Robyn Wilder 3 weeks ago 202 responses
Shame shouldn't be a part of your game.
Candace Lowry 2 months ago 1891 responses
"[A]ny portrait of me right now isn't complete without my identity as a mother being a part of that," the actress told the magazine.
Rachel Zarrell 2 months ago 546 responses
Express yourself.
Chloe Bridge 2 months ago 124 responses
The Brasserie Blanc restaurant in Cheltenham went viral after offering mums a free cup of tea if they are breastfeeding. Quite right, too.
Patrick Smith 3 months ago 206 responses
The #StopCensoringMotherhood hashtag fights against social media sites that keep removing pictures of "women showcasing themselves in a nonsexual way." Facebook, however, defends its strict policy against any child nudity.
Alison Vingiano 3 months ago 123 responses
The most natural thing in the world.
Lara Parker 4 months ago 62 responses
The young woman shared the photo on her Facebook page. She said her daughter motivated her to finish her degree.
Rachel Zarrell 4 months ago 401 responses
The pump was definitely invented by someone who hates women.
Risa Lewak 5 months ago 104 responses
Aside from sitting, what else can you do while you're nursing or pumping? Well…everything!
melkagan a year ago 26 responses
The airlines' policy asks that breast-feeding be done with "a sense of modesty."
Tasneem Nashrulla a year ago 113 responses
I was unable to breast-feed my newborn. But why do I still feel so guilty about feeding my baby formula?
Jessica Grose a year ago 52 responses
Well, all of the ones that produce milk.
Whitney Jefferson a year ago 6 responses
Media coverage has long pitted attachment parenting — co-sleeping, extended breast-feeding, etc. — against feminist ideology. But a new study shows attachment principles are actually more popular with feminists than with other women.
Anna North 2 years ago 16 responses
This is a big deal for some as yet undetermined reason.
Gavon Laessig 2 years ago 64 responses
In a Twitter version of the Time cover controversy, a mom is getting flak for using a picture of herself breastfeeding as her avatar.
Anna North 2 years ago 61 responses
On "The Billy Bush Show," Morissette explained that she will be be breastfeeding her 16-month-old son until he self-weans because "I think it affords the child, when he grows up, to have a lot less therapy to go to." She and her husband Mario "Souleye" Treadway also co-sleep with their toddler, but she says that doesn't hurt their sex life because Treadway is "a very robust, virile man."
Anna North 2 years ago 3 responses
That Time cover is hardly the first to shock people with the image of a child suckling at the teet of a full-grown woman. Here are eight more famous photos of just that.
Amy Odell 2 years ago 6 responses
Managing editor Rick Stengel called the now-infamous cover "whimsical" on Morning Joe today. That word does not mean what he thinks it means.
Anna North 2 years ago 10 responses
Aram, the three-year-old kid seen breastfeeding on the cover of TIME magazine this week, made his daytime television debut this morning on the "Today" show. He seemed pissed about it.
Mike Hayes 2 years ago 4 responses
The latest cover of Time stirs up the debate about how old is the right age to stop breastfeeding. But moms are always doing things for us when we're way too old for it, and sometimes it's our own dang fault.
Katie Notopoulos 2 years ago 64 responses
Next week's Time cover features a mom proudly breastfeeding her three-year-old. Hope the magazine is planning on paying this kid's therapy bills.
Anna North 2 years ago 43 responses
Via the Louisville, Kentucky, mayor's office. NOPE.
copyranter 2 years ago 54 responses
Milk's favorite cookie, indeed. The Oreo cookies advertisement featuring a breastfeeding baby was NEVER intended for public consumption according to the people at Kraft Foods.
TMZ 2 years ago 1 response
As Governor of Massachusetts, Romney sought to preserve free gifts for mothers and newborns from the baby formula companies. Fehrnstrom blasted "a very vocal minority of breast-feeding advocates."
Andrew Kaczynski 2 years ago 14 responses
Because, you know, the pump might have been a bomb. Or something.
The Angry Luddite 2 years ago 70 responses
Maybe I'm not watching enough "Sesame Street" these days, but is a lack of nursing moms with their tits out really something that's missing from the children's TV series? Thousands of parents seem to think so.
Whitney Jefferson 2 years ago 33 responses
Did you know that the average erect nipple stands as tall as a stack of five quarters. I just measured my own at only about 2 quarters. Oh! This is about female breasts! Good to know. (via dogandponyshowwebsite.com)
Chris Menning 2 years ago 31 responses
Eww. Breastfeeding is natural, but squirting it at cops isn't. An Ohio woman has been sentenced to two years' probation for spraying sheriff's deputies with breast milk. View Media ›
WickedHype 3 years ago 32 responses
Fuel for the ongoing debate about breastfeeding in public. (via bluemilk.wordpress.com) View List ›
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The team at Bandai Namco have released a bit more information for their upcoming RPG collaboration with CI Games, Lords of the Fallen. The game has a gladiator feel, so …Continue reading →
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Was governor right to suspend Mayor Rodriguez?
- 5:07 pm Friday, January 27th, 2012 by Opinion Staff
Late Thursday afternoon, Palm Beach County prosecutors charged Boynton Beach Mayor Jose Rodriguez with three counts of public corruption.
About 24 hours later, Gov. Scott had suspended Mayor Rodriguez. The governor was right.
State law allows a governor to suspend any municipal official who is arrested for a felony or for a misdemeanor related to the office. So the mayor hit the daily double.
There might be cases where a felony charge unrelated to the office would be worth letting play out before removing someone from office. But the mayor is accused of trying to thwart a city police investigation of domestic [More]
Should Boynton Beach create memorial to Bay of Pigs invasion?
- 4:19 pm Tuesday, January 10th, 2012 by Opinion Staff
Boynton Beach Mayor Jose Rodriguez wants the city to commemorate the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion by approving the addition of a bench or marker in Veterans Memorial Park.
The memorial would cost an estimated $4,000, which Mayor Rodriguez says would come from private sources.
The park's other memorials honor heroes from many U.S. conflicts.
The Bay of Pigs might not technically count as an operation of the U.S. military, which could make some people conclude it has no place here. But it was planned and carried out under the authority of Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy. The 1,400 Cuban exiles who landed in [More]


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Nick Hexum of 311 talked to Richie...again. At this point, they're probably on their third date. Yes, they actually set up a dinner date. Check out a short clip from the interview HERE where Nick discusses why Salt Lake City is such an awesome crowd. To hear the entire interivew, head over to MeetTheBands.com.
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Guerlain Liquid Eye-liner 01 Jet Black- Review #1
I had always heard via Tumblr community liquid eyeliner was extremely hard to work with, therefore I had only used it once or twice. I had usually preferred working with gel or pencil eyeliner; but after trying Guerlain my opinion was completely transformed. First of all look at how beautiful the packaging and bottle are, I hate to admit it but it was one key selling feature for me. At first I was hesitant to purchase this product because of the price ($44.00 CAD from Sephora), but I figured it was worth a try because I had always enjoyed using other Guerlain products- this is now one of my favorites. I was blown away by how easy this liquid eyeliner was to apply, I figure it is because of the long handle and thin tip (often used in calligraphy); while applying I messed up once or twice because of my shaky hands, though I put on a drop of make-up remover on a Q-Tip and it came off easy as pie- I have heard it is waterproof but I have yet to test that theory. After applying Guerlain I noticed how sharp and elegant it looked, perfect for cat eye on a night out but also a simple look to school/work. By the end of the day I was even more pleased with Guerlain than I was in the morning, it looked the exact same as it had when I first applied it! It is a total must have for me!
Usage: I have been using this product for a few months and it is still very full (I wear it 2-3 times a week).
Recommendations: The only thing I recommend is shaking before opening so it won't be as watery.
Rate: 4.7/5
Where: I bought it from Shoppers Drug Mart, but you can purchase it at CVS, Sehora and I'm sure any other drug store that carries make-up! But you can purchase it online at Sephora here.posted 5 months ago with 59 notes
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Can early, need-adapted treatment prevent the long-terms effects of psychosis? How important is phase-specific treatment? 'Evolving Psychosis' explores the success of psycho-social treatments for psychosis in helping patients recover more quickly and stay well longer. This book incorporates new and controversial ideas which will stimulate discussion regarding the benefits of early, need-adapted treatment. It will be of interest to psychologists, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals interested in psycho-social approaches to psychosis.
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One of the most pervasive phenomena of the Internet age has been disintermediation -- threats to established brokers or middlemen between consumers and service providers. This has very much hit the media, of course. With the rise of massive open online courses, it is starting to hit higher education. And now, according to a fascinating article in The New York Times, it is touching traditional nonprofits such as the United Way or Save the Children.
Nonprofits traditionally have acted as middlemen between people who want to contribute money to help a cause and the beneficiaries of said giving. The nonprofits help in choosing the appropriate beneficiaries to help, monitoring the giving, and often even deliver the service to beneficiaries as well. As the article notes, some charities have traditionally tried to create a personal connection between the giver and the beneficiary, as in the theme in Save the Children ads that you would "adopt" a specific child, but in reality these connections were never that direct.
Now, however, we are seeing the growth of firms (often for-profit) that advertise a whole list of very specific beneficiaries -- for example, "a young girl who needs a stem-cell treatment," "a woman who wants money to adopt a child" or "a classroom of low-income students who want to visit Washington." The firm then invites people to contribute specifically to whichever of these causes is most appealing.
What they are doing, basically, is crowdsourcing charity. Crowdfunding still constitutes only about 1 percent of charitable contributions, but while charitable contributions in general are stagnant, crowdfunding is growing rapidly.
As with other examples of crowdfunding, there is much to like in this model. By providing new, attractive options to people, it may increase the total pool of donations, not necessarily eating into traditional charities but providing net new resources to the charitable world. And it provides a democratic, market test of whether a cause is attractive to people, rather than bundling a huge range of causes, some of which a donor may like less or not at all.
Nonetheless, as with other examples of disintermediation that have arisen in the Internet age, there are also grounds for concern. "Legacy" charities have built up expert capacity for vetting (and monitoring) causes, and if this were to disappear or become severely threatened by a crowdfunding model, we might on balance end up with a poorer group of causes that get supported. Legacy charities are also a social, and even political, force for the very idea of giving, which would be much harder for the decentralized crowdfunding initiatives to match. So in a world without strong "legacy" charities, the idea of the importance of giving would probably get less attention in society.
This is why people say the Internet is disruptive. And the disruption has costs as well as benefits.
The article suggests a possible middle ground that is being pursued by some charities, which is to offer crowdfunding options along with general donations as part of their own activities. This might work, but it will require some education by the charities on the expert role they play and why not every one of their donors will want to choose individual projects. I suspect that as more and more Internet disruptions continue, various kinds of adaptations of this sort that blend the new and the "legacy" institutions will become increasingly common.
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Apple is adding a lower price point to its iMac line with the introduction of a $1,099 (£899) model, which drops the entry level on the all-in-one line by $200. The company said that the new model would sport the same 21.5-inch display as the other iMac configurations while being equipped with cheaper internal hardware. Where …
The reality distortion field is still on
Those looking to get a desktop Mac for under $1,000 will still need to look to either buying an older refurbished model or the bare-bones Mac Mini at $599.
Yet fanbois all over the 'net are weighing in on the new "cheap" iMac. Where in this day and age is a $1,000 desktop machine "cheap"?! It could at best be "good value for money" (though I doubt that as well), but "cheap" it isn't.
This could make for 2 Ghetto-Macs™ now in their linup
Is the $1200 iMac also still down in the ghetto graphics with the Intel graphics chip as well?
Re: This could make for 2 Ghetto-Macs™ now in their linup
It has IrisPro graphics, so is a lot faster than standard Intel graphics, allegedly it is on a part with the entry level discrete cards from AMD and nVidia.
As these aren't aimed at "serious" games players or 3D CAD workers, more at entry level business and home surfers, they are more than enough and also much more energy efficient than the dedicated AMD and nVidia cards.
Re: This could make for 2 Ghetto-Macs™ now in their linup
I think these are aimed at people with more money than sense. But not quite as much money as their normal market.
Re: This could make for 2 Ghetto-Macs™ now in their linup
> It has IrisPro graphics
The £899 one has HD 5000 graphics, you need a full-fat i5 to get Iris Pro.
Still good enough for what most people will throw at it.
Re: This could make for 2 Ghetto-Macs™ now in their linup
If it has thunderbolt you can add an external PC graphics card quite easily and turn the machine into something decent.
My mac mini
Re: This could make for 2 Ghetto-Macs™ now in their linup
If it has thunderbolt you can add an external PC graphics card quite easily and turn the machine into something decent.
brilliant, put a ~$200 video card in a ~$350 thunderbolt enclosure to boost video performance on a $1100 computer.
"we don't know how to make a $500 computer that's not a piece of junk."
So, instead they decided to make a (over) $1,000 computer that's even worse!
Seriously. Dual core...1.4ghz...Intel graphics? My phone from more than 2 years ago has those specs. It also cost less. That's not a joke. Galaxy s3 is 1.4ghz, dual core and has a GPU as powerful as one of those Intel POSes. It was somewhere around $700 at the time. ( Note: Exact specs depend on the exact one you got. They had a number of variations, such a slower quad core. )
Could they have possibly made a new computer with any worse specs? The Intel 5000 series is slower than a a Geforce 425m. That's not a desktop card mind you, that m stands for mobile! I also just checked on the CPU, and sure enough, that's indeed a mobile CPU too. It's obviously not too surprising they don't have a high end CPU due to the size limitations and all...but an actual mobile CPU? Ouch.
I'm pretty sure for $1,099 I can find a laptop that is faster than this, and we all know how over-priced laptops are. Oh hey, look at that., the first one I looked at: http://www.dell.com/us/p/alienware-14/pd.aspx ( The base model. ) So, not only is it over-priced for being a laptop, has a CPU that is nearly twice as fast and a GPU that is more than twice as fast, it's also an over-priced Alienware.
All for the same price.
Granted, the screen is absolute crap by comparison ( Alienware is after all, overpriced crap as well. ), but imagine if I tried to compare it to any kind of actual computer. We're talking a $500 desktop and a $100 monitor would run rings around this absolute piece of trash, for nearly half the price!
You're right for the wrong reasons...
Are you seriously comparing an ARM dual core to an Intel Dual core? Even ignoring Hyper-threading, even ignoring the fact that this i5 boosts up to 2.7GHz, even ignoring that ARM is a RISC platform, even ignoring the fact that most Android phones sport that clock speed only when it's at room temp, once it heats up it starts under-clocking, the i5 would STILL run circles around that phone.
As for the GPU, the 5000 is plenty power for your bog-standard use, it even handles reasonable gaming well (see League of Legends and World of Warcraft, and the Crysis demo on 4600)
And I like that you left out that the S3 has an eighth of the RAM as this iMac...
Now don't get me wrong, this iMac is a weird product, it's not cheap enough to be a real option for the budget conscious but not powerful enough to really do well, but you clearly have no idea how much power you actually need to compute.
Re: You're right for the wrong reasons...
Are you seriously comparing an ARM dual core to an Intel Dual core?
A bad example perhaps, but he has a point.
What is so great about Macs today that justifies the hefty price tag? Surely it isn't the specs.
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"this i5 boosts up to 2.7GHz"
It's essentially a MacBook Air in a desktop body.
With the extra cooling the desktop body provides it should be able to take advantage of the Turbo Boost for much longer periods of time.
Not a model I'd recommend for Photoshop but fine for typical home use of email, browsing, writing letters etc.
Re: You're right for the wrong reasons...
"What is so great about Macs today that justifies the hefty price tag? Surely it isn't the specs."
No - as we already know, it's the fashion label fanbois are paying for, and a fashion label for cool creative types whose day jobs involve serving coffee doesn't come cheap.
Re: You're right for the wrong reasons...
It all comes down to TCO.Interface good, free software good, maintenance low, longevity high (relatively), maybe some people have worked out that buying some piece of sh*t from another manufacturer is not the greatest way to win friends and have a happy family?
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"Not a model I'd recommend for Photoshop but fine for typical home use of email, browsing, writing letters etc."
You do realise you can do that ( and even "photoshop".... Since when do you need an i5 and übergraphics to touch up your pics?) on the low end Intel machines, using only the on-chip graphics provided? And then some...
If a "budget" Mac makes you drop enough cash to buy any one of the middle of the road gaming rigs outright, for no other purpose than "Average Joe Activities" , you have to wonder about the sanity of the buyer.
Oh wait....Fanbois...
> Seriously. Dual core...1.4ghz.
You'd be surprised how quick these ULV parts are. It's base speed is 1.4Ghz, but nearly doubles that under load - 2.7Ghz. The 2.7Ghz i5 in the next model up only turbos to 3.2Ghz.
According to this: http://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare.php?cmp[]=2010&cmp[]=6 for a single thread it'll outrun my i7-860 desktop processor.
> Galaxy s3 is 1.4ghz, dual core
A different architecture though, you can't compare x86 and ARM CPUs clock-by-clock.
> I'm pretty sure for $1,099 I can find a laptop that is faster than this
It wouldn't have a 21-inch 1080p IPS panel though. You could probably build one, but you wouldn't want it on your lap :-).
> We're talking a $500 desktop
Not using the ULV CPU and mobile graphics, they are quite expensive. If you're building a desktop tower you've got space for proper cooling for desktop parts so can get it down to that, but it won't be an all-in-one like the iMac, or will have lots of noisy fans.
> and a $100 monitor
Nearer $200 I'd say. Apple displays are pretty good, better than a TN panel based monitor you'd get for $100
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"You do realise you can do that ( and even "photoshop".... Since when do you need an i5 and übergraphics to touch up your pics?) on the low end Intel machines, using only the on-chip graphics provided? And then some..."
Yes of course i realise that. I should have said "intensive Photoshop use".
Re: You're right for the wrong reasons...
Sorry, it was hyperbole. I wasn't saying it would be exactly as good, just pointing out how terrible it is. I'm perfectly aware that they are entirely different.
The comparison I would like to make would be the Alienware Alpha. However, they have been a bit vague on the exact specs. Core i3 Haswell CPU ( Ok...which one? Is it mobile or desktop? That's a huge range.) 4GB RAM ( Ok, that's definitely lower, but it's upgradeable whereas the iMac is not. It's very cheap to upgrade, and you will even be able to order it with more from the store. ) Discrete Nvidia GPU with 2GB of dedicated RAM ( This will be ahead of the Intel in the iMac, question is by how much. The Intel uses shared memory, so there goes some of your RAM, and caps out at 1GB. No word though on exactly what Nvidia GPU. ) Base price for the AA is $550.
There are other "Form Factor" PCs out there, which you can easily get faster than the iMac and for cheaper. Add in a decent monitor and you're golden.
Or, do the smart thing, and just get a proper desktop to further drop the price and improve performance:) I really dislike the idea of the All-In-One. The whole point of those stripped down CPUs and GPUs is to be mobile, yet these All-In-Ones are not meant to be moved. Plug them in, and then they sit there.
PS: For the superior hardware people, Apple hasn't made their own hardware in years. Processors, HDDs, GPUs, screens, etc.
Re: You're right for the wrong reasons...
Contrary to popular opinion within the reality distortion bubble, the fact that a bit of kit does not have the Apple logo on it does not automatically make it a piece of sh*t. Quite the contrary. Stuff from any other PC vendor is the same collection of spare parts as whatever Apple throws together.
An i5 is an i5 regardless of who you buy it from. It will still be welded to a lame GPU.
All the fruity logo buys you are weird form factors with no maintainability and bad head dissipation issues.
Re: You're right for the wrong reasons...
Stuff from any other PC vendor is the same collection of spare parts as whatever Apple throws together.
an i5 is an i5 regardless of the source, but you have to pay apple's hardware tax to be able to run os x (legally).
Re: You're right for the wrong reasons...
Are you seriously comparing an ARM dual core to an Intel Dual core?
He did go on to compare it to a dell (alienware) at the same price-point, which got you twice the CPU, and better GPU for the same price... plus it has a battery.
Re: You're right for the wrong reasons...
Its great we all have a choice of hardware vendors. Just because you prefer to clump your chosen hardware together to build your ultimate custom rig, others prefer to buy something that is already complete and just works.
Who else builds a sleek system like that with 1 cord that just works out of the box, no plugging multiple cables in, no downloading drivers, no creating backup os disks, no licensing.
Whenever a family member buys a new windows machine i get a call asking to set it up, i never get a call asking to setup iDevices or macs as they are able to do it themselves, including getting on the network, printing and scanning. I do however install the free sophos AV when i visit.
There is a world of people out there that are not techies and are willing to pay extra for something to just work rather than abusing my spare time for free to get their cheaper windows machines to do the same as the Mac does. As i don't get paid to be their desktop support (that's not my day job either) I encourage them to pay more upfront for less of my time in the future.
I want a 'retina' iMac
I want a 27in iMac where I can't see the pixels from 10 in away. Don't tell me I don't need it, or that at normal viewing distances any screen is 'retina' etc... That's what I want and Apple won't be getting any more money from me until they deliver.
The value in this new lower priced one seems terrible when compared to is £150 more sibling. I mean for £150 you get a 2.7GHz quad-core Intel Core i5 instead, Iris Pro graphics and a larger hard drive. I just cannot imagine why you would spend £900 on such a low spec on a non-portable machine? Who is this targeted at? I get low power CPUs in Laptops but in an iMac?
"The value in this new lower priced one seems terrible when compared to is £150 more sibling."
But if you look at Wintel offerings entry price is everything to many users.
Get 'em hooked and they'll move onto more expensive stuff in time.
The way of things to come
Based on the outrage on the Apple forums regarding their failure to fix hundreds if not thousands of top of the range Macbook Pros (dead GPUs) that are now being reused for under pinning, door stops or just landfill it would seem Apple are taking a new approach to quality and cost.
It seems like Steve Jobs took Apple's values and principles that distinguished it from its competitors to the grave with him.
Re: The way of things to come
They were replacing the dodgy Nvidia ones for free, I'm sure eventually they will have to swap out any dodgy AMD chips.
I've been anti-Apple since I started using computers properly. The main reason being that, for what they are, they are way over-priced. The only Apple product I own is a 120GB iPod bought for me for my 21st birthday and it's been a fine servant to me.
However, a new client wanted an iPhone app to compliment a web application I'm building for them. Try as I might to skirt the issue or to persuade them otherwise, they wanted the iPhone app. There as absolutely NO WAY I was going to pay over the price for an iMac or MacBook etc.
I just so happened to stumble across a late-2006 MacBook on eBay for £100. No hard drive, shagged battery, and aparently (but I haven't recreated it yet) it will turn itself off randomly. BUT, it has an Intel Core 2 Duo and it can run Mavericks on it.
Moral of the story, go on eBay and get yourself a MacBook and stil Mavericks on it. There is no need to pay £900+ on a fashion accessory.
There is no need to pay £900+ on a fashion accessory.
You know nothing about fashion, wolfetone.
I call crap on that, the white macbook from 2006 has intel graphics and IS NOT compatible with Mavericks. You might want to double/trebble the price as well ... and here you have the one benefit of a Mac ... I already said on here .. I bought a macbook in 2008 (iirc) at a discount (shop display model) and sold it some 1.5 years later for the same exact price I bought it, on ebay. That, sir, you cannot do with Dell, Sony, HP, Lenovo whatever ... 6 months after purchase they lose 50% of their value, one year and they lose 80%.
Call crap on it all you like. As long as the Macbook has an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, you can run it.
Also, you're point about the resale values of Mac's, that's down to the desire people have for it. Not the actual value of the hardware.
Your mac rumors thread discusses iMacs and X3100 based MacBooks, NOT Intel GMA950-based macbooks like yours, so I still call crap on that. Please see http://support.apple.com/kb/sp23 for specs of your kit. You can install mavericks on it, hacking it together, but since there is no 64-bit graphics driver for your GPU, graphics is buggy.
In fact, the resale value reflects the perceived value of Mac OS X. I always think when I have to part with money, what does it really cost and macs are much cheaper, once you include the resale value of the kit. It is the same with Audi/Volkswagen/Seat cars, although Renault, Peugeot and Opel sell cars at similar price points, when comes the time to sell the car, you will notice it will be both much easier to part with your car and you even get more for it if you choose Volkswagen group.
CONSUMER GRADE machine
Why is everyone up at arms about a CONSUMER GRADE machine? This Mac is NOT made for The Reg readers. It's for grandma trying to receive emails or Facetime with the grandkids.
FFS, when did a 1.4GHz dual-core Core i5 become slow? It's PLENTY fast for everyday tasks. Consider the target audience.
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