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McCain supporters take bar seats for the big debate
During a discussion on immigration policy, McCain invited Romney to "spend your whole fortune on attack ads," and the room erupted. Robbie Cohen, a medical student from San Diego and a McCain volunteer, said watching the ABC News/Facebook forum among supporters was like watching a football game at the home ground. "We're all united in one purpose," he said. Eileen Sweeney, an undecided Chicago resident in town on business, said she learned a lot about McCain from watching the debate, including his supporters' passionate support for his immigration policy. "I didn't have an allegiance but I didn't want to be alone by myself," she said. "I thought this was great fun." After the debate, McCain stopped by and thanked the people in the bar. "The momentum is there, the enthusiasm is there, all we need to do now is get out the vote," he said.
On Show 2004
The last four months of every year are jam-packed full of the latest cycling bikes, frames, parts and widgets, all rolled out and shown off at the main trade-shows of the year. Eurobike, EICMA, and especially Interbike, all attract the cycling world like bees to a honey-pot, with the major companies keeping their next-year's products tightly under wraps until at least one of these shows. As we do every year, Cyclingnews will have our reporters scouring the aisles of the shows on the lookout for the newest, best, shiniest and silliest products on display. Photographs, reports, and even a few interviews are in store, so keep your eyes peeled, and your bank-managers at the ready, as we go On Show for 2004. Show dates Eurobike Friedrichshafen: Sept 2-5 EICMA Milano: Sept 17-20 International Cycle Show UK: Sept 23-26 Interbike Las Vegas: Oct 4-8 Bicycling Australia show: Oct 20-24 Japan International Cycle Show: Nov 19-21 back to top .
Apple - it's about iMacs not iPhones
I also find the mature OS X (10.4 Tiger version) to be excellent, as I'm sure Leopard (10.5) will prove to be when it's updated in the next few weeks. However, I'll be considering a PC desktop as my next computer purchase. Apple make great computers & have the best, most intuitive OS (also virus-free) available today, but their consumer desktop models are relatively niche. If you want an upgradeable desktop Mac, Apple offers nothing but the Mac Pro at over £2,000 (with decent monitor). I think that the limited choice of Mac hardware is a significant obstacle to many more people switching over from PC. .
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