Everyone gets annoyed at customer support, but this guy is taking it a bit too far. This morning, a disgruntled customer walked into the Apple Store in Dijon, France and started destroying various products with a steel ball of the kind that’s used in the classic French game Pétanque. If you’ve ever played the game, you know they’re very heavy. A new era of tech events has begun We’re back in New York this November for the 4th edition of our growth-focused technology event. In the video above, you can see him calmly undocking iPhones, iPod Touches and a MacBook Air, laying them flat on the table and crushing the screens with a barrage of firm smashes. He is heard talking about ‘his consumer’s
The Next WebTwo Minnesota sisters were found dead in their resort villa while on vacation in Seychelles, an archipelago more than 900 miles off Africa’s east coast. Robin Korkki, 42, and Annie Korkki, 38, were found unresponsive in their hotel beds, according to authorities. Hotel staff saw the women consuming alcohol throughout the day on Sept. 22 and were helped to their room around 8:15 p.m., according to the local newspaper Seychelles Nation.Medication was found in their hotel room, although police did not disclose the names.
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At 9 years old, William Maillis is like a lot of other boys his age, enjoying video games, knock-knock jokes, sports and hanging out with friends. In May, he graduated from high school and is now a college student already working on his own theories of how the universe was created. William, who lives in Penn Township, Pennsylvania, is among the youngest people ever to attend college.
PeopleFederal officials tried twice to deport Alfred Olango, a 38-year-old man who was shot by police in Southern California on Tuesday. The shooting spurred protests Tuesday and Wednesday nights in El Cajon, about 16 miles northwest of San Diego. Olango arrived in the U.S. in 1991 as a refugee from Uganda, but was ordered to be deported after he was convicted for transporting and selling narcotics, the U.S. immigration agency's western regional communications director, Virginia Kice, told ABC News in a statement.
ABC NewsTwo revealing, if largely unnoticed, moments came in the middle of FBI Director Jim Comey’s Wednesday testimony before the House Judiciary Committee. When combined, these moments prove that Mr. Comey gave Hillary Clinton a pass. Congress hauled Mr. Comey in to account for the explosive revelation that the government granted immunity to Clinton staffers Cheryl Mills and Heather Samuelson as part of its investigation into whether Mrs. Clinton had mishandled classified information. Rep. Tom Marino (R., Pa.), who was once a Justice Department prosecutor and knows how these investigations roll, provided the first moment. He asked Mr. Comey why Ms. Mills was so courteously offered immunity in return
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Some people add milk to their scrambled eggs, some prefer heavy cream, and some scramble them in bacon fat. Even if you think you've tried it all, there's one sneaky ingredient you might not have added before, and that's worcestershire sauce. I found this idea in a Facebook comment on our post about how chefs scramble eggs, and I knew I wanted to try it myself because I'm a huge fan of the incredibly savory condiment. The sauce, which is typically used for steak and Bloody Marys, is made of anchovies (yes, really), garlic, vinegar, molasses, salt, onions, chili peppers, and other spices. So how does it taste in scrambled eggs? It's interesting, but in a good way - I totally approve. I recommend
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The Carnegie Deli, a New York institution since 1937, will soon serve its last “Woody Allen.” The iconic home to gigantic Jewish-style sandwiches - like the 4-inch-high, pastrami-and-corned beef “Woody” on rye - will close its doors forever on Dec. 31, The Post has learned. Restaurant owner Marian Harper Levine broke the news to 60 heartbroken employees on Friday morning. Levine, 66, said, “At this stage of my life, the early mornings to late nights have taken a toll, along with my sleepless nights and grueling hours that come with operating a restaurant business.” “I’m very sad to close the Carnegie Deli but I’ve reached the time of my life when I need to take a step back,” Levine said. Her
New York PostOutrage grows as the Obama administration plans to transfer oversight of the internet to an international body and four Republican attorneys general sue. 'On the Record' looks at the key issues
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