The Big Picture A few days into testing the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, I accidentally left my personal iPhone 5S on a desk next to the iPhone 6 Plus. While my back was turned, the Plus tried to eat my 5
Walking competitions were the favorite spectator sport in the late nineteenth century. Illustration by Leo Espinosa Why people walk is a hard question that looks easy. Upright bipedalism seems such an
Photo Management Workflow, Early 2014 I listened to the latest episode of Mac Power Users , where David, Katie, and my friend Bradley discussed their photo management workflows, the limitations of iPh
When the iPad was rumored, but before it was unveiled, I worried about how Apple would face an obvious physical challenge that plagued every other prior tablet: What would be its main text-input metho
FSU's Fisher takes a look back at 'The Drive' | Democrat senior writer Show Caption Hide Caption Look back: Florida State's national championship-winning drive Corey Clark discusses his exclusive inte
Dan Frommer wrote in Quartz about The Hidden Structure of the Apple Keynote . His analysis covered 27 events since 2007, and included things like average length, laughs per executive, and the timing o
I’ve been using the Unix command line since 1983 and like most software developers, the Terminal app is a permanent fixture in my Dock. Over the years I’ve learned a lot of things that make working in
"Anyone can coach the Cover 2... There's a lot of guys who can draw it up on a chalkboard.... But can I coach it? Can I connect with the players? Can I have them buy in to a certain system? That's the
15 min read · Feb 11, 2014 -- February 11, 2014 “You can’t take that inside.” That’s what I was told by a Gate A attendant, who peered over his glasses, inspecting my camera bag. He was a middle-aged,
Republican Georgia state Sen. Fran Millar knows what elections are about. Elections are about winning. They are NOT, however, about letting just anybody vote, especially if they comprise the majority
Every week we break down the result of the previous game. Who really played well for the Seminoles against Oklahoma State? Read to find out. Note: there are certain schematic and tendency things we do
Every week we break down the result of the previous game. Who really played well for the Seminoles against Oklahoma State? Read to find out. Note: there are certain schematic and tendency things we do
Every week we break down the result of the previous game. Who really played well for the Seminoles against Oklahoma State? Read to find out. Note: there are certain schematic and tendency things we do not discuss in these reviews out of respect for our sources, the school and coaching staff. D/D…
Every week we break down the result of the previous game. Who really played well for the Seminoles against Oklahoma State? Read to find out. Note: there are certain schematic and tendency things we do
Richard Halloran is a freelance writer in Honolulu. Formerly with the New York Times as a foreign correspondent in Asia and military correspondent in Washington, he is the author of a brief biography:
Last updated on March 2, 2016 to add the B&O H6 (2nd generation). Current Top 5: Jump to: • • • Overview My criteria for this review is what someone seeking good headphones today probably wants: Close
The magic of 2013 cannot be lost, and yet, it cannot be recaptured. It lives forever in 2013, and in the memory of anyone who experienced it. It was a special kind of season -- one that conquered all
At noon on Thursday, July 17th, Vice-President Joe Biden was on his way to Detroit for a day of light political fare: a fund-raiser, a community-college visit, a speech to progressive groups. Shortly
Share Share Tweet Share Pin It Coding Ajeet Yadav • July 14, 2014 • 6 minutes READ If you’ve not got your hands on AngularJS yet, you’re missing awesome features that can really make the most of HTML
I t’s not easy out there for Andrew Luck. His team relies on him to pull out close games in the fourth quarter . To show their appreciation, the Colts allow teams to knock Luck to the ground far more
College football is changing. Yes, the game will finally feature a Playoff in 2014. True, issues regarding the compensation of athletes threaten to overhaul the entire structure of the NCAA. But if yo
Zoomar A decade ago today—August 13, 2004—former MTV VJ Adam Curry spoke these words, recorded in his car in rural Belgium while driving to the Netherlands: “Well, good morning everybody, and welcome
Throughout my development years, the default practice has been to place all CSS in an external minified CSS. Then place this CSS file on a CDN, which would help improve loading time by hosting this fi
W hen the Philadelphia Eagles hired Chip Kelly away from Oregon in January 2013, they thought they were getting a coach who’d field an innovative offense run at a madcap pace. What they probably didn’
Illustration by Mark Alan Stamaty As I plod through my 20s, I’ve noticed a strange phenomenon: The music I loved as a teenager means more to me than ever—but with each passing year, the new songs on t
The United States of America is not for black people. We know this, and then we put it out of our minds, and then something happens to remind us. Saturday, in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Mo., so
Section: Chapter 1 Lovie and Jackson T here is one day, during the year he took away from football, that Lovie Smith remembers vividly. Smith was fully in charge on this day, as he had been with the Chicago Bears for the previous nine years. He was, once again, a leader of men. Well, leader of a…
A steadily growing stack of scientific evidence suggests that time in nature is really good for you. Photo by Dariush M./Shutterstock In January, a 13-year-old patient named Kelssi came to Dr. Robert
W ith the 2014 college football campaign looming and the preseason in full swing, let’s take one last whip around the FBS to top off our talking points, shall we? Previously: the SEC . Next up: the AC
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